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this post was submitted on 09 Feb 2024
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Right to repair also has an environmental angle. Consider which one uses more resources and likely produces more pollution:
Considering how much extra e-waste is generated when people can't repair things, there's really no way to buy Apple and call yourself an environmentalist.
Oh, you're a sustainable Apple user? Show me your reflow oven.
Mother earth advertising beg to differ /s
I really hope neither Apple nor any other repair shop simply casts electronic components in the bin. My expectation in both cases is that the components are recycled, at least for precious metals.
I don't have this optimism ๐