The question of whether Apple or Android phones are more sustainable is complex and depends on various factors.

Apple's sustainability:
- Apple has made significant investments in renewable energy and has achieved its goal of sourcing 100% of its energy from renewable sources. It is also working towards 100% renewable energy sourcing throughout its entire supply chain by 2020.
- Apple has developed a recycling robot named Daisy that’s capable of disassembling 1.2 million phones a year.
- However, Apple has been a vocal opponent to the Right to Repair movement, which could make it harder for customers to repair their phones and increase e-waste.
- Apple also has a history of labor rights violations in its supply chain, with its 2019 Supplier Responsibility Progress Report detailing 27 core labor and human rights violations.

Samsung (a leading manufacturer of Android phones) sustainability:
- Samsung established its first e-waste take-back and recycling center in 1998 and started building sustainability into its design process in 2004.
- Samsung plans to source renewable energy for 100% of the energy used by its factories, office buildings, and operational facilities by next year.
- However, Samsung's recycling practices have not been as well-publicized as Apple's, and it lags behind in hazardous chemical elimination and worker compensation.
- Samsung is also known for making its products hard to repair, discouraging repair shops from using aftermarket parts.
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