Planned Obsolescence Explained

Ever notice your phone dies right after the warranty ends? The product was

never meant to last. It’s called planned obsolescence. Companies design products

with tiny flaws, weak batteries, or fragile parts… so they break earlier than they

should. Why? If your phone lasted 10 years, they’d go bankrupt.

So instead, they give you a device that dies right after the warranty —

like clockwork. It’s not bad luck. It’s business. “You’re not buying

products — you’re buying expiration dates.”