INFO!!! fairphone DOES SUPPORT CUSTOM ROMS!!!

i like the idea of a fairphone. i dun wana buy one tho - if it doesn hav the features i need/wan.

if fairphone had all dis stuff - it would hav a genuine moat, besides the sustainability stff-

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  • tfm@europe.pub
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    13 hours ago

    Let’s do the math. Apple sells about about 200 million devices a year. Let’s say they remove the charging port and completely rely on wireless charging, which isn’t completely unrealistic. If we use your 30wh this would result in 6.96GWh or lost energy every single day. With 150wh it would be 34.8GWh.

    If that’s not significant for one dumb decision I don’t know what is.

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      12 hours ago

      Okay, if we’re going to do the math on typical consumer usage lets talk in less worse case scenario terms, an iphone 16 depending on the model has around a 15 Wh battery, a typical consumer uses lets say 80% of their battery life per day so we’re looking at charging 12 Wh per day, QI2 reports as much as 93% charging efficiency, that seems optimistic though, let’s say 80% average, and let’s also generously say wired is 100% efficient (it’s not but whatever). This makes the math easy, we’re wasting 3 Wh per day to wireless charging vs wired. Across 200 million devices, all concurrently being actively daily used and wirelessly charged we’re looking at 600MWhs. That’s quite a bit, it’s about enough to get a single Boeing 747 3/4ths of the way across the atlantic ocean. Or two private jets a round trip. There are about 1400 transatlantic flights per day on average. This would use about .0007% of the worlds electricity generation.

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        10 hours ago

        Let’s not forget that’s devices sold per year. If you replace all iphones, that’s about 3 billion I think. This number looks a lot different.

        Comparing this to global energy production is not really helpful, in my opinion.