Hey, your thoughts have been already discussed in various topics through the forum,
maybe you can check the search. Here a starting point.
- All in all the FP2 is already designed to be as long lasting as possible (with certain limits) in various terms (incl. software…), which contradicts the approac of “low cost / simple phone”.
- It already uses a lot of recycled materials.
- For your request to unbreakability:
Besides the protective outer case, we engineered the entire phone from
the beginning to be able to sustain as much as possible the usual
treatment that we subject our phones to. For instance, we specified the
drop requirement to be a full 1.85m (6 feet – i.e. an average-sized
Dutch man! dropping the phone while talking) on concrete on all six
surfaces, a number of times. This is a far more rigorous drop test than
most modern smartphones must face, and is in fact closer to the tests
done on ruggedized devices designed for professional use. → Blog
So the bottom line is: you have exactly the right thoughts of the core values of FP and some are already brought to reality in design of the FP2.
Cheers, Robert