Geep should not have violated an agreement that they (presumably) signed.

But itshould be illegal to force destruction of working electronics. @apple claims to be an eco-responsible company but 'recycle' is the LAST of the 3 Rs for GOOD REASON... https://t.co/Uo8njT0Qjl

— Linus Tech Tips (@LinusTech) October 2, 2020

Lol what a wild take on the headline “100,000 perfectly fine phones saved from recycling”.
https://t.co/1R6SBlEDqY

— Ryan McLeod (@warpling) October 2, 2020

애플, 재활용 목적의 10만대 이상 iPhone/iPad/애플워치를 불법 판매한 캐나다 전자기기 재활용 회사 고소
- 전자기기 재활용 전문회사 Geep, 103845대의 iPhone, iPad, 애플워치를 불법으로 판 혐의로 피소돼
- 그러나 Geep은 3명의 직원이 행한 일로 자사는 몰랐다고 말해https://t.co/eS2VQTLsyi

— Wan Ki Choi (@wkchoi) October 1, 2020

A recycling company was reselling iPhones instead of destroying them and now Apple is suing https://t.co/d9OICEHMoQ

— Kingdom of Kevin (@Kevin_Raposo) October 2, 2020

Apple sues GEEP Canada, claiming it stole items it was supposed to recycle https://t.co/wSgDtVDQwo

— iMore (@iMore) October 1, 2020

Widespread practice. Manufacturers forcing recyclers to shred still-functioning equipment...

Hard to stomach.

"Apple sues recycler for allegedly reselling 100,000 devices it was hired to scrap" https://t.co/4YUOlSMYae

— The Restart Project (@RestartProject) October 2, 2020