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These aren’t traditional cell phones, think more GPS units with a cellular chip so they can report back their location. One issue with these is they have batte
by recycledmatt 7y ago
These aren’t traditional cell phones, think more GPS units with a cellular chip so they can report back their location.
One issue with these is they have batteries, and are placed in devices like printers that no e-scrap processor ever checks for batteries. Many US domestic processors use large shredding systems to liberate the materials. Batteries and shredders don’t mix!
- HeWhoLurksLate 7y agoYeah, that's a good point. There are batteries that don't explode when poked, right?