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The fact that there isn't a standard form factor for phones is a big part of the problem IMO.
by hateful 5y ago
The fact that there isn't a standard form factor for phones is a big part of the problem IMO.
- ArkanExplorer 5y agoPhones are re-sold and re-used. They would account for a minor fraction of plastic use. It would be completely unreasonable to set a standard form factor and disrupt the market for an evolving product category. What could use a standard form factor would be packaging, especially for glass jars and bottles which could be endlessly re-cycled.