Recently, there has been... by Aditya Subash on Openvy

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www.bbc.com

Recently, there has been a lot of talk about the increasing amount of electronic waste being generated in the world. I came across an enterprise that plans on making phones more long lasting by encouraging customers to repair their phones. This is a pretty interesting approach. https://www.bbc.com/future/art…

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This is an interesting concept. I have read about multiple such concepts in the past, which were certainly aiming in this direction. But yet to see any one of these things going mainstream.

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Himanshu Khanna

This is an interesting concept. I have read about multiple such concepts in the past, which were certainly aiming in this direction. But yet to see any one of these things going mainstream.

I agree with you. This has another advantage. Right now people talk about data security. Currently, many service centers cannot be trusted as some are known to extract data without the customers consent. This may help alleviate the issue.

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Aditya Subash

I agree with you. This has another advantage. Right now people talk about data security. Currently, many service centers cannot be trusted as some are known to extract data without the customers consent. This may help alleviate the issue.

Further interesting 🙃

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Himanshu Khanna

Further interesting 🙃

www.fairphone.com

This is their website: https://www.fairphone.com/en/ Its a interesting concept but the quality of the phone matters. I think the latest phone costs around USD 700, which is close to 60,000 rupees

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Aditya Subash

This is their website: https://www.fairphone.com/en/ Its a interesting concept but the quality of the phone matters. I think the latest phone costs around USD 700, which is close to 60,000 rupees

Saw this yesterday only

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Himanshu Khanna

Saw this yesterday only

What are your thoughts on the phone ? Saw any reviews ?

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Aditya Subash

What are your thoughts on the phone ? Saw any reviews ?

You’re the only one I know who’s talking about this

Let’s ask @nimishdubey

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www.youtube.com

Check this out: https://www.youtube.com/watch?… One of the well researched videos I have seen on the fair phone.

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Himanshu Khanna

Let’s ask @nimishdubey

Fairphone is a great concept but for it to really work, the software platforms would have to update in a meaningful manner. Right now, it is almost as if software and hardware are hand in glove. I think a more practical approach right now would be to work out a good recycling program.

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Nimish Dubey

Fairphone is a great concept but for it to really work, the software platforms would have to update in a meaningful manner. Right now, it is almost as if software and hardware are hand in glove. I think a more practical approach right now would be to work out a good recycling program.

Can you elaborate a little bit more ?

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Aditya Subash

Can you elaborate a little bit more ?

Well, it is basically this: a phone will get dated in terms of performance because the new versions of software and operating systems being released demand newer hardware all the time. And more often than not, these are designed in collaboration with phone brands. It is very difficult for a phone to survive for over a couple of years without performance compromises