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if you have a fix, your broken smartphone chances you bought a new one in stats. repairing the phone is difficult, and that's a problem. we produce more than $50000000.00 metric tons of anyways, globally, each year. that's the equivalent to throwing out a 1000 laptops every single seconds and still tech companies make it hot and expensive to repair broken devices at the forefront of this sustainable strategy. smartphone manufacturer, us planned obsolescence. so why can't you easy change your smartphones battery because the manufacturer doesn't want you to, and it doesn't stop there. many companies offer very limited support when it comes to security and software updates of to 3 to 4 years, and solutions for updates a top where a pretty much known existence that's intentional. in the united states, for example, an average smartphone only last between 2 and 3 years,

which means big box, full smartphone manufacturers. as you always have to buy a new phone on top of that, even simple smartphone fixes are very hard to do for non experts. and having it done by a registered so this might cost a fortune because the manufacturer has even cashed in on the repub caching in on repass f. those new iphone 15 is a perfect example of how to make it very complicated and costly for use us to fix their own phones. it all works through software locks. the phone system recognizes if parts are replaced with the new ones that didn't come from apple. the phone with them display a warning message or functionality will be lost completely. apple says they want to guarantee that the devices works perfectly. but if you asked me, this is probably about selling expensive spare parts, cost me with has

a likely to drive use this to get a new device. this means more devices need to be made and shipped, increasing the mining off and wasting more resources that adds to carbon pollution and produces even more electronics. waste. waste contains the large number of heads of the substances like cut me on let's mercury and die of sense, but also valuable materials like gold and red of which often go to waste. how to manufacturer is justified that the environmental benefits of repair, ability are obvious. in the past, various initiatives have been trying to persuade companies like apple and microsoft and amazon to commit to more sustainable products strategies. instead, big tech has spent millions of dollars convincing lawmakers not to support repair ability loss. they side a range of reasons for their position, for one, a right to repair would infringe on the intellectual property rights. they say,

another concern consumer safety. what if people injure themselves is fixing that stuff. companies also claim to be deeply concerned that independent, repay i will lead to more hacking and last but not least sharply with pass code's damage companies, representations, sound like many points to you. well, we pat applicants have deemed these arguments baseless and argue the manufacturers are mainly worried, the repair ability. what is the depth turnover? what is being done? in spite of big tex extensive lobby inc, their actions being taken by governments. the european parliament has recently voted for right to repair, under the new law sellers, as well as manufacturers are obligated to offer free repass within the warranty periods. in the west state of california and electronics rights and repair ex was already passed. is guarantees everyone access to parts,

tools and manuals needed to fix the electronic devices, the goal, reducing waste, uncommon emissions. these efforts sound promising, but to force device manufacturer us to insight on sustainable business strategies. we probably need international solutions, in case you want to take on the challenge to repair your phone. i fix it dot com offers a lot of step by step explanations of how you can save. you'll get it. would you rather fix your phone yourself instead of getting a new one? let us know which of these emails all versions come on. another meeting and i still need to send those. remind is how can i get some work done? do you feel like that sometimes split a i come to your rescue? it can help you boost your productivity and work retail goals. and as a recent studies suggest, even to help you get a day off to have more time for yourself. so what exactly can a i do for you?

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unused potential. this might give you an action feels like finance or research, personalized learning to really ex, so it's your job. you constantly have to improve your skills. a poet, learning platforms like ethics can help you with that. they can create personalized training programs based on your skills and weaknesses and provide you with individualized feedback. keep in mind that such thoughts often come with a price text. plus, there are many more all the ones i mentioned. so do you own research to find the product that suits your needs or right now i can become a superhuman at work. but what about guessing that they also we mentioned earlier? well, 2 studies conducted in britain and the us suggested that a, i might enable millions of people to move to a 4 day work week by 2000 and so cheap suite. in concrete numbers a,

i could reduce the work week from faulty to 32 hours for 28 percent of the workforce. that's 8800000 people in britain and 35000000 in the us thoughts if companies will give their work as full pay for working less. that's another story. one idea to ensure, well, cuz i'm not losing out on money due to a i is universal basic income for u b. i. this means that everyone would regularly get an unconditional minimal income. but where would somebody be coming from? well, some experts suggest texting companies on the profits they make by using a i of those go even further and say everyone should have the right to you b. i because we collect the fleet, created all the data that's being used to train a ice. however, you wanna go, so the basic income is still subject to much debate and won't be coming any time soon. but it's an interesting concept. if you ask me, are you already using

a i in your every day work that us no you don't mosque is failing. big time with, with uh, uh, x, but another plan off is, seems to be working to establish a world spinning satellite internet network called styling with this service provided by his company space, ex mosque and of grand, or take away internet access to recently off at styling services to aid organizations in gaza and he provided people any wrong with internet. do we want private investor like mosques to have that much power? here are some examples of what must does with his satellites, internet or no internet for ukraine. the internet's plays a crucial role in the ukraine was military governments. she went to terry and organizations and citizens have any depends on it. in 2022 ukrainian incidents and communication networks were compromised during the russian invasion. musk styling

step in and provided ukraine with internet services ukrainians, use the internet to defend themselves, but also to a tech russian positions. but when you create a new military, targeted russian forces outside your premium voters. musk disapproved and limited styling services in these regions. for this, you will strongly criticized by ukraine. you know, mosque seems to like getting involved in world politics. internet for 8 organizations in gaza, just recently must created another controversy by offering stalling services to internationally recognized 8 organizations in gaza. in the wake of the terrorist attack by him must classified by multiple countries as a terrorist organization. and as well as response telephone and internet blackouts isolate, since people in the gaza strip so far styling cabins, provide information on how they want to make sure only 2 minutes here we and

organizations access this services is royal considers. must initiative a key approach? palestine move free access to information in the wrong a free internet via styling console is a big french for governments in all 3. terry and countries like iran, iran is heavenly, regulating domestic networks at times with complete internet shutdowns. but during the mess of civilian protests in 2022 styling positions about a 100 of this satellites over iran, making its very difficult for the government to control the flow of information. but why is set to light incident, how to control? let's say you did a google search via satellite internet. your request would be beamed up into space . a satellite then receives the data and release it back to us from where it can be sent to its intended recipients. in this case,

a google search of the information then gets back to you the same way this way. governments have little to no control over internet traffic because the traffic does not pass for any domestic communication infrastructure. so far, satellite internet was mostly pretty slow though. the traffic has to travel long distances, but with styling mosque has developed a new fleet of interconnected satellites, much closer to us. those are supposed to make connections and much faster. is it fair for a private player to be able to grant or take away internet access? if anyone should have that sort of power? we'd love to hear your opinions. that's all for me today. by and see you next time . the

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