유롭 사용자가 바테리 빼낼수 있는 전화기, 2027 부터,

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유롭 사용자가 바테리 빼낼수 있는 전화기, 2027 부터,

The sealed-in battery era is ending.

비판 의견;

삼성전화기도 바테리 빼낼수 있게 해야. 대부분은 풀로 붙혀서 4면을 뜨겁게 달구어서 뒤 뚜껑을 납작한 공구를 밀어넣어서 연다. 열어도 바테리는 바닥에 풀로 붙혀서 뺄수가 없다.

바테리를 빼면, 정부 경찰, 전화회사가 위치 추적 location tracking 을 할수가 없다.

만일 전화 제작 회사들이 추가로 작은 동전 바테리 coin battery 를 넣으면 위치 추적이 된다.

Europe is pushing phone makers to make batteries easier to replace and built to last longer.

Starting in 2027, mobile phones sold in the EU will generally need batteries that consumers can remove and replace more easily, without requiring proprietary tools or complicated repair methods.

The rules also require replacement batteries to remain available for at least 5 years after a phone model is no longer sold.

And durability standards are getting tougher too. Smartphones sold in the EU must generally retain at least 80% of their original battery capacity after 800 full charge cycles.

The goal is straightforward:

make phones last longer, make repairs easier, reduce unnecessary upgrades, and cut down on electronic waste.

For years, many smartphones have been built with sealed-in batteries that can be difficult or expensive to replace. Europe is now pushing the industry in the opposite direction.

Starting in 2027, Europe will require phones to have easier-to-replace, longer-lasting batteries to help devices stay useful for longer.

Would you support this where you live?