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On one hand, simply going back from MagSafe to wired charging would probably save significantly more CO2 (wireless charging is inefficient as hell), but my gues
by Toutouxc 3y ago
On one hand, simply going back from MagSafe to wired charging would probably save significantly more CO2 (wireless charging is inefficient as hell), but my guess is that this is mostly a way to draw attention to the problem. To subtly inject thinking about how we generate and use electricity into something as mundane and common as charging a phone. Which is cool by me.
- tourmalinetaco 3y agoI would imagine its far more important for them to point out to shareholders that this has a “green impact” to raise their ESG score, rather than trying to make it a well-known problem.