I have better things to do that "convince" you. Do your own drawing of conclusions - your choice what you believe. Have a nice day.
If you are not here to convince someone of your baseless claim that the phone is nonsense then what was the point of your "discussion"? You have made it clear you aren't here to have your mind changed. So why did you even start this topic at all?
You currently haven't even attempted to answer any direct questions asked, not even one as simple as "What could I say to change your mind that Fair phone isn't "Ah, here we go again with the “eco” phone nonsense. "".
The facts are:
-The phone has respectable specs at a reasonable cost.
-It offers a longer manufacture warranty than most
-It is respectable for a company to use Fairtrade Gold
-It is respectable for them to go through the effort of using 100% Recycled plastic
-The bootloader not being locked means you actually own your device
The only spot I see worth taking away marks is the fact that they aren't providing schematics for component-level repair. It's a step in the right direction that they at least made an easy to open device. It's just not there without schematics to call it " Right To Repair Friendly" but it's about as close as you are getting at the moment... without building your own pi phone lol.
It is for sure not an ego massaging marketing con job as you suggest. To be clear I do not own one and I recently got a new phone so I won't be upgrading soon. I just find what they did to be respectable and a step towards a sustainable future. It's not the answer but it's closer than Iphone or Samsung have been making.