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Memory shortage spurs smartphone makers to melt used memory off old devices, then re-solder it onto new products — recycled memory to keep budget phones affordable; 'reballing' adoption to 2x by 2027. (www.tomshardware.com)
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[–] 4 points 1 day ago (1 child)

I was referring to being forced to use crapple or doevil phones.

Because literally any era of Microsoft is so much better.

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  • [–] 2 points 23 hours ago*

    I never said that, I hate microslop, but that phone was something else.

    It's like imagine going from playing a gameboy to having a gameboy on your phone. It had pretty much all the features a modern phone has but it wasn't locked down like modern phones are. And it wasn't hard to put software on. And I was around 15 when I had that phone.

    Modern phones are tracking devices. Go jump in to some c-sec stuff and you'll not be very happy to see the bigger picture.

    Oh yeah and I gave you an upvote for engaging in a conversation.

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