Motherboard: Almost nothing about the ‘Apple Harvests Gold From iPhones’ story is true

Jason Koebler, writing for Motherboard:

You may have seen a viral headline floating around over the last few days: Apple recycled $40 million worth of gold last year, which was extracted from iPhones. Almost none of what was reported is true.

A bold claim. But he backs it up with some pretty solid reasoning.



One thought on “Motherboard: Almost nothing about the ‘Apple Harvests Gold From iPhones’ story is true”

  1. They made up for it by extracting the gold fillings of its customers in order to allow them to buy $750 smartphones.

    This is innovation. Normally, you pay “through the nose” for advanced products. Now, “giving your eye teeth”has a new meaning

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