Quentin Tarantino recently made headlines when "Once Upon a Time in Hollywood" actor Timothy Olyphant revealed that the director would fire anyone who uses a phone on set.

Cell phones aren't the only things Tarantino refuses to buy into: he also prefers VHS to streaming platforms like Netflix, and abhors the use of digital capture over traditional film.

We've rounded up all of the modern technology that Quentin Tarantino refuses to use.

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Fans of the iconic director Quentin Tarantino will have noticed that few of his movies are set in the present day.

WWII-era "Inglourious Basterds" and revisionist spaghetti Western "Django: Unchained" were two good examples of this, as is the latest installment in the Tarantino oeuvre: "Once Upon a Time in Hollywood," which is nothing short of a love letter to the golden era of cinema.

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Much like his films, it seems Tarantino likes to live his life in a bygone era, as the iconic director frequently rages against the trappings of modern technology and prefers to use more analogue methods himself.

From email to Netflix, these are four technological advancements that haven't quite reached the Tarantino household: