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E-waste is growing 5x faster than it's recycled, says UN
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yours and the parent comment are sniffing your own farts. You can't think of any other industries where a device cannot be fixed?
Seems you don't recognize humor when it slaps you in the face. No way Adanisi's comment was in any way meant to be taken serious.
Devices definitely can be fixed in this industry, especially older ones.
I'm very opposed to anti-repair features of modern devices but I'm not sure what that's got to do with my comment? If you get a good device you can use it for many years even without needing to repair it.
Most people don't replace a device because it's broken beyond repair (especially Apple users), rather they replace it because it's more than a few days old and they want a new one...