18Mar, 1:28pm

Carolyn,

I used AI to create three versions of your email content. V1 is based on your original content, for V2 I requested a summary of V1, and V3 is an AI-generated combination of V1 and V2.

Let me know your thoughts.

Rick

The message to Carolyn should be all tech items should be recycled through Hoosier Village sponsored at your door recycled day pickup becaus4e: My suspicion was correct and them screening each device and refurbishing/reselling not good. REadon,.

Best Buy recycling: after reviewing there recycling standards. I found this statement...

"Reuse and Refurbishment: Recycler screens all equipment and components to determine if it is practical to reuse equipment or components or refurbish equipment or components to be reused for the original intended purpose."

They also contract out the work. They don't recycle themselves...

"Best Buy promotes responsible environmental stewardship by requiring all recyclers retained by Best Buy to comply with standards regarding the reuse, refurbishment or recycling of products collected through our programs and the disposal of waste generated from the recycling process"

Here's a simple and clear message about recycling smart devices:

Important Notice About Recycling Your Smart Devices

Please recycle all your smart devices (phones, tablets, computers) through Hoosier Village's door-to-door recycling pickup service. Here's why:

• Best Buy and similar stores send devices to companies that may try to repair and resell them.
• These companies can access any personal information left on your devices.
• Best Buy doesn't handle the recycling themselves - they use other companies to do this work.

For your security and peace of mind, please use only the Hoosier Village recycling service for all electronic devices.