È vero che gli smartphone dopo un paio d'anni rallentano e funzionano peggio?

Often, after a couple of years of using our phone, we update it and it strangely begins to malfunction, as if it had reached its expiration date. But is there a scientific explanation behind all this? The answer is yes: it's planned (or planned) obsolescence. It's a commercial practice that leads us to replace our electronic devices within a few years, either through harmful updates or through difficult repairs. But what are the consequences of this strategy? And is there a solution? Credit: Lionel Scheepmans World Economic Forum 00:00 Why do our smartphones perform worse after two years? 00:26 Cell phone system updates 00:55 Fines for planned obsolescence in 2018 for Apple and Samsung 02:20 Repairs also influence planned obsolescence 03:35 Perceived obsolescence 04:00 The marketing of dopamine 04:55 How long does a phone last on average? The data 06:05 The consequences of cell phone replacement 07:05 The huge landfill for our electronic waste is located in Africa 07:26 Some possible solutions to the problem Link to the repairability index: https://www.indicereparabilite.fr/ OUR OTHER RECOMMENDED VIDEOS:    • Sai come funziona uno schermo touch screen...      • Come funzionano le cuffie con riduzione at...      • Il coltan è essenziale per gli smartphone,...      • Perché mancano i microchip? Vi spieghiamo ...