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Also everything breaks in five years at best. Doesn't matter how much you spend, basically everything is shit quality minimum viable products.
Planned obsolescence keeps us consuming.
I also think there's a general lack of QA. Whether it's a bug or a feature, they're trying to push things out so fast now that shit breaks even if they don't intentionally plan obsolescence.
Planned obsolescence is definitely a modern travesty though. It really ought to be illegal