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  • I’m assuming the credit is going to a government program or non profit organization.

    Not really. It's complicated.

    Basically all of the money is being shuffled between importers/manufacturers, stores and consumers.

    Germany has about 95-98% return rate for the bottles (mainly because it's somewhat lucrative to collect them). So very little money is left over.

    There's a company called DPG that is responsible to make sure that no part of the system is profiting of it unfairly

    Germany wikipedia (annoyingly only available in german) https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pfand_auf_Einweggetr%C3%A4nkebeh%C3%A4lter_in_Deutschland

    All in all, it's a net benefit. I remember the time before this system, and you had drink cans littered around everywhere. Ever since the system is in place, I can count the amount of littered cans (e.g. cans that are too crushed to be returned) on maybe one hand

  • you realize that they say the exact opposite of what you are saying, right?

    Longer passwords are generally more secure and easier for users to remember,” said Dr. Paul Turner, a cybersecurity expert at NIST. “We’re moving away from complex rules that often lead to predictable patterns and towards encouraging unique, lengthy passphrases.