Our Phone

1

$11500

Our Phone — 1

Call Sometimes

The all-new Our Phone is the time-sharing phone concept of the future! Because there’s not enough water for the mining of precious metals to produce
consumer electronics anymore, now you’re all gonna have to use the same phone. Just wait, you'll get your turn, and remember sharing is caring.

*This product packaging is made from bio-based materials.

Water used per Smart Phone

Total water used
12770L
Rainwater
1460L
Surface and groundwater
3720L
Water pollution
7590L
Raw materials (Mining & Packaging)
28%
Manufacturing
68%
Others
4%

Pick up before it's someone elses turn.

Word on the street

@somebody

I love just being available sometimes. This inconsistent phone plan gives me brief periods of mindfulness - no app needed.

@somebody

Not great for ememegencies tbh, I was lost in the woods and didn't have any quote to call. 2/5 stars.

@somebody

Didn't find an app for it yet that'll fix these droughts, but cool games though.

Let's get real

Picture by Souleymane Tangara

Let's get real

Thanks
for
checking
out
The
Drop
Store.
As
you
might
know
by
now,
this
product
at
this
price
doesn’t
exist.
Yet.
Water
challenges
concern
everybody.
Some
of
us
already
deal
with
these
challenges
every
day,
while
others
don't
see
them
yet.
If
we
don't
act
now,
they’ll
get
worse
for
everyone.
Find
out
more
about
what’s
happening
below,
and
see
how
you
can
get
involved
in
building
a
better
future.

Too dirty water

Fresh
water
is
vital
for
our
survival,
but
only
2.5%
of
Earth's
water
is
freshwater,
much
of
which
is
frozen
or
underground.
Unfortunately,
more
and
more
freshwater
is
becoming
contaminated
with
pollutants,
such
as
chemicals,
waste,
and
plastic,
which
affects
everyone
who
comes
into
contact
with
it,
especially
vulnerable
populations.
Polluted
water
can
harm
crops,
aquatic
animals,
and
humans,
causing
various
health
issues.

Learn more
Product with too dirty water
What can we do about it?

Picture by Souleymane Tangara

What can we do about it?

Our
partners
are
working
tirelessly
to
change
how
clean
water
is
valued,
pushing
for
freshwater
habitats
to
be
managed
sustainably.
They’re
also
getting
financial
institutions
to
invest
in
sustainable
water
projects,
creating
legislation
to
protect
water,
and
getting
businesses
to
take
more
responsibility
for
the
water
they
use
and
discharge.
Also,
raising
awareness
-
that’s
where
you
come
in.

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