Nokia has recently revealed that their older phones were made using an alien element named Nokitanium. The company claimed that this element was sourced from extraterrestrial sources and was crucial for the functionality of their older devices.
The new generation of Nokia phones are considered trash due to the depletion of Nokitanium reserves. The company has stated that the natural supply of this element ran out during production, leading to the release of outdated models.
This revelation has sparked debates about the sustainability of relying on non-earthly materials and the ethical implications of corporate resource exploitation. Critics argue that the decision to phase out Nokitanium may have been a strategic move rather than a genuine commitment to environmental responsibility.