Stacey Miller+FollowScored a free gaming laptop from the trash!Someone just rescued a fully working gaming laptop from a dumpster behind a local computer shop—just needed a little hinge repair. Stories like this highlight how much valuable tech gets tossed out, and it’s not just about saving money. Keeping electronics in use helps cut down on e-waste, which is a big deal for the environment and our wallets, especially with prices rising for parts like RAM. Have you ever found a hidden gem in the trash or thrift store? What do you do with your old gadgets—toss, donate, or sell? Let’s swap stories and tips! #Tech #DumpsterDiving #Ewaste00Share
Michelle Arnold+FollowWhy Are Schools Trashing Old Tech?Ever wonder what happens to all those 'old' but still-working school monitors when new ones arrive? One school employee found a whole room packed with them—headed for the landfill! The internet is fired up about the waste, especially since these monitors could be donated or recycled for valuable materials. With e-waste piling up everywhere, it’s wild to think how much good tech just gets tossed. Would you recycle more if it was easier, or if you got something in return? #Education #ewaste #recycle00Share
Christopher Rice+FollowWould You Trust a Disposable Charger?Disposable phone chargers are popping up everywhere, but are they a convenience or a ticking time bomb for your data and the planet? Beyond the obvious e-waste problem, some users claim these single-use gadgets could be hiding security risks—like malware that can hijack your phone. Is the trade-off for a quick charge worth the environmental and privacy costs? Would you ever use one, or is this a hard pass? Let’s debate. #Tech #TechDebate #EWaste00Share
olee+FollowAre New Phones Every Year Worth It?Let’s talk about the annual phone upgrade cycle. With companies pushing shiny new models, is it smart to keep buying or is it just fueling e-waste? Some users are holding onto their devices for years, only upgrading when software support ends. Is planned obsolescence real, or are we just tech hoarders? What motivates you to upgrade: performance, features, or just FOMO? Sound off below! #Tech #TechDebate #Ewaste01Share
Joshua Freeman+FollowBride’s Wedding Favor Sparks OutrageA bride-to-be thought she was being thoughtful by giving out single-use phone chargers as wedding favors, but the internet is not having it. People are calling it a wasteful move, comparing it to handing out pollution in a box. Why not just have charging stations or ask guests to come with full batteries? The debate is real: is this a sweet gesture or just unnecessary e-waste? Would you be cool with this at a wedding, or is it a total no-go? #Relationships #weddingdebate #ewaste153Share
kirsten43+FollowWould You Buy Recycled WiFi Gear?Ever thought about the tech gold hiding in recycling bins? An employee just found a massive stash of Ubiquiti access points—top-tier WiFi hardware—headed for the shredder. These devices still have years of life left and a strong resale market among tech enthusiasts. Should companies rethink their upgrade cycles, or is the push for the latest gear justified? What would make you recycle your own electronics? Sound off below! #Tech #TechDebate #Ewaste00Share
Christopher Rice+FollowAre Our Gadgets Costing the Earth?Every new device we crave—smartphones, laptops, even vapes—relies on rare metals and leaves behind a trail of electronic waste. With Europe’s e-waste hitting record highs and recycling rates lagging, are we fueling an unsustainable cycle? Should tech makers be held responsible for the afterlife of their products, or is it on us to change our upgrade habits? What do you do with your old electronics? Let’s debate the real cost of our digital lives. #Tech #TechDebate #EWaste00Share
Ernest Harris+FollowThe $1 Billion E-Waste Secret No One Talks AboutEver wonder where your old phone or laptop ends up? Turns out, a ton of our tossed electronics are shipped overseas—think 10,000 giant containers’ worth! While companies brag about being eco-friendly, many are just passing the problem along. This ‘hidden tsunami’ of e-waste isn’t just bad for the planet—it’s a waste of money and resources. Next time you upgrade, try selling or recycling your gadgets the right way. Your wallet and the world will thank you! #Business #ewaste #recycling00Share
