Apple Trade In

r1 (jack, 2026-08-14 02:02:59 UTC) → r2 (jack, 2026-08-20 01:05:42 UTC)

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The program doubles as environmental theater with real machinery behind it: Daisy, Apple's disassembly robot, strips hundreds of iPhones an hour into recoverable cobalt, rare earths, and gold, feeding the company's recycled-materials targets and its 2030 carbon-neutral pledge. Commercially it protects resale value, seeds refurbished markets Apple controls, and keeps used iPhones — the iPhone's own cheapest competitor — flowing through Apple's hands.	The program doubles as environmental theater with real machinery behind it: Daisy, Apple's disassembly robot, strips hundreds of iPhones an hour into recoverable cobalt, rare earths, and gold, feeding the company's recycled-materials targets and its 2030 carbon-neutral pledge. Commercially it protects resale value, seeds refurbished markets Apple controls, and keeps used iPhones — the iPhone's own cheapest competitor — flowing through Apple's hands.

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