Why telephone instrument cannot be recycled? Explain it briefly.
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Answer:
As more people come to use a cell phone as a primary phone line, the use and need for landline-based phones continues to decrease. A landline phone is any phone that is connected to a physical telephone line, such as a home phone line. Landline phones include cordless phones and traditional wired-handset models. Many people might simply throw these landline phones inū the trash as they reduce or eliminate the phone lines in their homes and offices. But recycling landline phones can give the phone use in another setting, such as a non-profit office or low-income home. Recycling the batteries found in cordless phones also can reduce the harm done to the environment when these batteries are simply thrown in the trash. Old phones can also be brought to electronics recycling centers that melt down usable materials for use in making new electronics.
Explanation:
Mobile phones contain a range of materials including metals, plastics and several valuable components - such as silver - which can be extracted and re-used. ... It is important to ensure that your personal data is removed from your mobile phone before you pass it on or send it for recycling.