That's awesome! I agree - 5 years should be the minimum
this post was submitted on 10 Jul 2023
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I thought to myself "that's cool. What about hardware? After a few years parts will need changing". Quickly found there's lots of spare parts in the fairphone shop.
That's awesome - planned obsolescence is the inevitable result of capitalism, very glad that Fairphone is pushing back against this shitty industry trend. If the Fairphone 4 had a headphone jack, I'd be jumping ship in a heartbeat.