Each year thousands of new devices are manufactured, all of them from different brands, capacities, or performances. The point is that people frequently consider those previous devices as obsolete because they don't longer want to deal with them.
We live in a complicated world, where people follow trends. Consumption is the basis of our society because we are always looking for new trends or experiences. Some natural resource reserves are running low because of the high consumption rates, and the problem will increase while the world population grows.
It would be almost impossible to live without technology, but being honest, not everybody can afford a good computer or smartphone. Manufacturers have been looking for different ways to reduce production rates towards reducing IT equipment selling prices but, how can we minimize costs?
Multiple people around the world do not have the same possibilities as us to own a computer or a smartphone. Many small communities from all around the world only get to know tech when devices became e-waste, and it is hard to see how much this impacts society and the environment at the same time. The problem of e-waste is how harmful it could be to the atmosphere, and at the same time, it is also dangerous for human health.
Have you ever been thinking about how fast new electronic devices appear in the market?
It is exaggerated how fast people change their cellphones, game consoles, computers, and many other electronic devices, just to follow tendencies. This is a big problem which will be followed by many other huge problems, the most important: ELECTRONIC WASTE.