Little kids are making your iPhone for $1.78 an hour
Here is a look into the factory where your iPods and iPhones are made. Apparently during this ABC special, underage employees were hidden as cameras were filming. Does this make you feel differently about your Apple device?
I don't mean to sound heartless, but aren't a lot of products made in similar fashion? It's not right, but it's almost too big to tackle. I wouldn't even know where to begin
A lot of major corporations rise to the top not by practicing proper ethics or morality, but what is best for success.
Playing devil's advocate here, but the majority of the responses thus far have been 'what can I do about it?' or 'there's nothing I can do about it.' Now, if you feel that way...chances are a large portions of people feel the same way. Don't you think that if you stopped supporting such corporations that they would fall? But obviously no one person could do it. Still, corporations need our money more than we need them. Again, not saying 'don't buy Apple products' - I'm just playing devil's advocate.
Here is a look into the factory where your iPods and iPhones are made. Apparently during this ABC special, underage employees were hidden as cameras were filming. Does this make you feel differently about your Apple device?
Not really, considering everything I have is probably made in China, Taiwan, India... I mean, everything you own too. Even luxurious brands are selling themselves out by getting their stuff made there too.
Now this is ****ed up. We have a dropout rate of 25 percent, and these little prodigies in China can already build iPhones. Time for education reform, God damn it.
their passion for their craft really comes across, My iPhone is flawless.
