The Amish are a Christian sub-culture group that can trace its roots to the 16th Century Protestant Reformation. They were formally known as the Old Order of the Amish and are known to be submissive to God’s will. They are also known for their plain dressing, slow adaption to modern technology, and simple living.
They believe in having face-to-face conversations as much as possible and are, therefore, unlikely to use modern gadgets for communication. They also value manual labor, humility, and rural life.