FAIRPHONE NOW OFFICIALLY AVAILABLE IN US
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Fairphone, the Dutch smartphone maker known for repairable and ethically sourced devices, has launched official sales in the United States. The expansion marks the company's entry into a major new market after years of focusing on Europe.
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