T-Mobile USA joined the Device Renewal Forum (DRF),...
T-Mobile USA joined the Device Renewal Forum (DRF), the organization said Monday. Other companies that have joined DRF this year include Blancco, ecoATM, ERS International and FutureDial, the organization said. DRF, which formed last year, is creating a “global, industry-standard”…
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framework for refurbished mobile devices as part of its goal to increase global mobile device refurbishment above the current 10 percent rate. T-Mobile said it has recycled millions of phones through its device recycling program since it began in 2011. Joining DRF helps T-Mobile take “this commitment to the next level and expanding access to high-quality renewed devices in the U.S. and abroad,” said Dennis Pettit, its director-reverse logistics, in a DRF news release (http://prn.to/10MWPZT).