@RL, I think the statement “98% of people act amorally” is not fair/incorrect. Assume you need a new phone, but you do not need all the features. That may be an ethical consideration based on the principle “I don’t buy more than I need”. That person believes he does not need a 525€ phone (or higher specs = more expensive), but takes one of 300€. Can you call that a “unethical decision”? This argument favors a downgraded version
I think we best stay away of the “this is ethical but not that” discussion.Continuing the discussion from Fairphone 2 announcement - discussion on new Fairphone specs: