The life cycle of a phone has 6 stages which all have a more or less significant impact on the environment : 1- extraction 2- manufacturing 3- transport 4- distribution 5- use 6- end of life That is the production phase (extracting materials and manufacturing) that weighs the most in Lire la suite…
Digital pollution refers to all the pollution caused by the use of new technologies. This digital pollution is caused on the one hand by the massive manufacture of technological devices and, on the other hand, by their excessive and global use. We tend to believe that sending an email is, Lire la suite…
Since January 1, 2021, a law has entered into force to encourage consumers to have their electronic devices repaired instead of buying new ones. Passed as part of the anti-waste law, this measure imposes on manufacturers and resellers the obligation to indicate the repairability index on their smartphones and laptops, Lire la suite…
The winter sales are always a privileged moment for the French people to equip themselves with the latest high-tech products, at a lower cost. But keep in mind that there are also used smartphones on sale. This year, if you do not opt for a used or refurbished mobile, take Lire la suite…
The distinction between refurbished and used product is seldom made. We tend to assimilate the two concepts, even if they are ultimately very different. A refurbished product is actually much closer to a new product than a used device. Indeed, a reconditioned phone will have benefited from a battery of Lire la suite…
It’s almost Christmas. Each year, 32% of French people go to buy high tech products as a Christmas present. Now is the time for you to make your Christmas wishlist, but in a reasoned way … High-tech products, flagship Christmas gifts. Christmas, best time of year to change your phone? Lire la suite…
The last Friday of November takes place « Black Friday ». This viral worldwide event is strongly criticized because the majority of commercial brands offer significant discounts and therefore encourage overconsumption. In order to offer a responsible alternative to this event, « Make Friday Green Again » has been launched. As a major player Lire la suite…
In the midst of the fight against the COVID-19 virus, the European Commission is continuing its fight for the circular economy by unveiling its new action plan on Wednesday 11 March. In a world where technology is gradually taking root, the action plan makes it a point of honour to Lire la suite…