Nope. The ones I’ve seen use their knuckles, or awkwardly use the pads of their fingers. Saying this as a woman who doesn’t like long nails.

The prevelance of touchscreens much rather results in people lacking skills/efficiency/speed when using a regular computer keyboard

Ever gone through a Walmart checkout?

I've never seen longer nails than on those cashiers, and they have to press buttons and touch screens all the damn time.

I think its more like a fashion thing. I still see it with a specific type of woman

I have 0 struggles when using touch screen with long nails

It's trivial to use a touchscreen with nails of arbitrary length if you're used to it. You can easily just use the side, where the cuticle is. If you put on acrylics you'll have some trouble adjusting, but if you let it grow naturally you'll adjust as they grow

Resistive ones worked better with nails than wothout them.

I've seen nail polish that supposedly allowed them to work with touch screens, kinda like gloves that work with them. I dunno how well it works; I don't paint my nails (or have long nails to begin with). I just remember seeing it on the shelf while at Walmart and getting shampoo.

I tend to think that eventually they will only have fake long nails, and only when getting dressed up for something fancy.

I'm general in the future teens will make memes about long nails like they do now for something like the hamburger phone, or JNCOs, or whatever 00's trend.

Eh technology will change again, before we see any major changes. I remember reading some fifteen years ago that due to texting on an oldschool mobile phone, our thumbs might evolve in a new way because we all of a sudden used thumbs in a new way. Some scientists predicted we'd started using thumbs for tasks we'd otherwise use our index fingers for.

I bite my nails and I fucking hate using touchscreens and touchpads without some kind of stylus.