Thursday 22 August 2019

Collecting wires and accumulating them in a jute bag does not mean corporate electronic recycling. E-waste data destruction is much more complicated than this. Although collecting wires and other electronic peripherals and parts that have come to the end of their useful life cycle is still a part of electronic recycling services and practices that are quite prevalent in countries such as India, China, Vietnam and many other developing Nations.



It is also true that the people who are involved in this kind of e-waste data collection and destruction do not usually have access to protective gear or equipment. They also lack the required awareness that is essential for handling such dangerous materials

According to the latest research it is found that these individuals who live below poverty line in many countries are actively involved in these activities and end up inhaling a lot of toxic chemicals and fumes when they come in direct contact with such electronic waste materials. 

These are not only hazardous to their health but the environment as a whole as well. Do you know that these chemicals upon entering our body can increase the chances of spontaneous abortions, stillbirths, premature births, deformities and mutations, congenital malformations and also abnormal thyroid functions and increased levels of lead in our blood? Not just this, but it also hampers the function of our lungs and causes neurobehavioral disturbances.



Needless to mention if ewaste data destruction is left to continue in such a haywire fashion it would also lead to security risks and identity thefts among scams and frauds and ransomware incidents and a lot more.

Tuesday 6 August 2019

How Much Do We Know About Corporate Electronic Recycling?

How much do we know about corporate electronic recycling? We have read about e-waste data destruction and also a number of services that electronic recycling facilitators in the city provide us. But are we aware of the things that we ourselves as users can do to mitigate e waste production in the first place?


Yes, you can also take things in your hands and make it easy for everyone and yourself to create an environment that is healthier and more livable.

GPS And Your Old Devices

Now that your electronic devices and mobile phones have come to the end of their useful life cycle, you can always use them as a GPS device for a music player instead of throwing them in the trash. You don't have to get rid of them or recycle them at all. You can put them to use all over again or repurpose them just as mentioned above.

Can A Retailer Help You Recycle Your Electronics?

Yes, many major retailers and also some of the leading brands have several stores and online and offline drop off locations around the city. They make it easier for the user to recycle their computers or laptops, mobile phones, television sets, music systems, DVD writers and players and a lot of other electronic gadgets as well. So if you find it difficult to recycle your products you can always find any such retailers in the city and get it over with sooner than you think.

E-Cycling Centers

Yes, these are a very efficient way to encourage ewaste management and they don't just motivate households to do that but also corporate people and big companies and small firms as well. Any e-cycling centers in your city should be able to connect you with local volunteers and families or individuals who are in need of such products. The only thing that you have to do is find them and give them a call. They will get right back to you and help you contribute to ewaste data destruction and /or management. This way you will lighten the earth's burden and also prove yourself to be a responsible human being.