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[–] Kernal64@sh.itjust.works 5 points 1 year ago (1 children)

Lol, what a tantrum. I responded directly to the points you raised and this epic rant is your reply.

For more cost? Headphone jacks are not even remotely expensive. Yes, they've been left out of a number of other phones for several years now. I and many others complained about it then and we're still complaining about it now. This isn't a Fairphone specific complaint, but it does suck to see yet another company go this route. And I promise you, headphone jacks have no bearing on the shit pay practices of the entire smartphone industry.

I didn't say headphone jacks don't ever fail. Maybe reread what I wrote before you go on a rant. Look up failure rates of headphone jacks vs other components and you'll see that they're not more prone to failure than other components. And why would the headphone jack in a Fairphone be soldered on? To make it repairable, shouldn't it be a separate module you can swap out if it does fail? By your own logic, they should take USB ports out of phones for the very same reasons they removed headphone jacks. And who knows, maybe that's where the market will go. As for me, my next phone will be a Sony Xperia, since they still make high end phones with SD card slots, headphone jacks, and have bezels for the front facing camera so you don't interrupt the screen. These are all features important to me, so that's where my money will go when it comes time to replace my 4 year old phone.

Also, great use of ad hominems and "you're all shills!" when you're confronted with things you can't refute. This thread isn't shit, but your poor grasp of logic, name calling, and goalpost shifting sure is. And yes, you can mute an entire post. The exact process will depend on if you're using the website or the specific app, but I'm sure if you go to the support community of whatever you're using and ask them in the same charming way you're speaking here, you'll get the help you need to mute this whole post.

[–] GeekyNerdyNerd@sh.itjust.works 2 points 1 year ago* (last edited 1 year ago)

It's honestly kinda hilarious that the person defending the anti-consumer choice to remove features is accusing those upset about their removal of shilling.