This is because while the first Fairphone was all about creating an ethical handset that uses as few conflict materials as possible, its successor is also focusing on longevity. After all, says Fairphone founder and CEO Bas van Abel, the most ethical smartphone is the one you already own. "You can't make phones that don't break, but you can make a phone that's repairable," says van Abel, adding that Fairphone's aim isn't just to extend the device's lifespan, but also to create a "psychological lifeline" between the device and its users.
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