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I tend to agree. For-profit companies can only argue against consumerism as a marketing strategy. But Fairphone has been consistently putting this topic on the
by luplex 3y ago
I tend to agree. For-profit companies can only argue against consumerism as a marketing strategy. But Fairphone has been consistently putting this topic on the table and raising awareness anyways, and they have created more sustainable supply chain options that other companies could now also use.
- shafyy 3y agoFor sure. There are better and there are worse companies in this regard. But would Fairphone stop their customers from buying a new Fairphone every few years? And what about themselves releasing a new model every years, just like the critize others to do in this post? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fairphone https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fairphone
- richiebful1 3y agoThe fairphone has had a lot of catching up to do on feature-parity with other smartphones. If they have to iterate to expand the market for sustainable phones, that's understandable
- shafyy 3y agoOf course it's understandable and it's good that they exist and expand. My only criticism is that they shouldn't act as if they don't also profit from customers buying a new phone every other year.