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Friday, 11 October 2019
quote [ Google has made “substantial” contributions to some of the most notorious climate deniers in Washington despite its insistence that it supports political action on the climate crisis. ]
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mechanical contrivance said @ 3:52pm GMT on 11th Oct
[Score:1 Underrated]
I think Google forgot about not being evil when they went public.
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damnit said @ 4:30pm GMT on 11th Oct
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If one were to stop supporting Google, Apple, Facebook, or other companies who support climate change deniers, what alternative smartphone devices are available out there? This was a sincere question asked on Twitter and I couldn't come up with one.
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Ussmak said @ 11:03pm GMT on 11th Oct
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Get a flip phone if you're serious about it.
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hellboy said @ 6:36am GMT on 12th Oct
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When did Apple support climate change denial? They're not perfect (they're bumbling the HKmap.live issue), but they're much better than Facehook and Google. Their biggest problem right now is that they're heavily dependent on China.
In a pinch, you can make a smartphone last a long time if you're careful with it. |
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damnit said @ 2:53pm GMT on 12th Oct
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I just lumped in Apple for their non-recyclable products like AirPods. Different problem altogether.
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hellboy said @ 11:18pm GMT on 12th Oct
That's fair. They do have a recycling program (you can bring any Apple device to an Apple store or ask them for a prepaid FedEx label), and AirPods are included in that. But the actual process of recycling them is not very efficient and something that should be improved.
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rylex said @ 9:45pm GMT on 11th Oct
HTC?
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mechanical contrivance said @ 11:36pm GMT on 11th Oct
THC?
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Ankylosaur said @ 12:17am GMT on 12th Oct
THICC?
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i like their claimed reason for donating too.