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it's all virtue signalling. Always has been.
by functionmouse 5mo ago
it's all virtue signalling. Always has been.
- ezst 5mo agoDisagree. I want a replaceable battery in my phone. They can get to extensible memory next. And it's not because you don't care about something that you should remove this freedom from me. And don't tell me that the market will self regulate in the best interests of the consumer or other nonsense like that.
- vel0city 5mo agoI want replaceable CPU and memory in my phone as well. I demand the government force device manufacturers to use socketed CPUs using standardized sockets and SO-DIMM memory. And it's not because you don't care about something that you should remove this freedom from me.
- ezst 5mo agoI mean, why not? Fairphones showed it can be done, to an extent. At least this should be pursued. One step at a time, though.
- vel0city 5mo agoFairphones absolutely do not have a socketed CPU and user replaceable memory. Each generation has one mainboard with soldered components, which I don't see listed as a part to replace on their site.
- Aachen 5mo agoIt's not for me at least. Nobody can prove their inner intent to you but most people will know from themselves that their actions are sometimes misunderstood (especially when something worked/came out badly) but that they genuinely mean well