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Yeah, I honestly don't see the advantage. What I would ask is that companies that create phones without replaceable batteries, should provide replacement by a
by kwanbix 3y ago
Yeah, I honestly don't see the advantage.
What I would ask is that companies that create phones without replaceable batteries, should provide replacement by a reasonable fee (let's say no more than 9% the cost of the phone).
- celestialcheese 3y agoThe problem that these bills are trying to solve isn't just consumer, it's End of Life management at the recycler level. Glued-in, Li-ion batteries over the years have caused so much headache for ewaste processors. Apple has improved over the years with their glue tabs, but it's still a big problem in the market as a whole. https://www.popsci.com/energy/lithium-ion-batteries-recycling-fire/ https://www.popsci.com/energy/lithium-ion-batteries-recyclin... https://www.waste360.com/business/li-ion-battery-fires-unfairly-cost-waste-recycling-and-scrap-operators-over-12-billion https://www.waste360.com/business/li-ion-battery-fires-unfai...
- kwanbix 3y agoThat is why I said that companies should provide a reasonably priced battery exchange program.