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None of your ifixit links disprove my claim that "People are upgrading to new iPhones because their glued-in battery is end-of-life". > The public is misinform
by willtim 9y ago
None of your ifixit links disprove my claim that "People are upgrading to new iPhones because their glued-in battery is end-of-life".
> The public is misinformed about many things.
No, this is different. There is a conflict of interest here, it is not in Apples interest to promote battery replacement.
> For example, up until now, you were among those people.
Please try to debate with politeness and good manners.
- mrtksn 9y agoI didn’t mean to be rude, i just think that you’re not well informed about the repairability of the iPhones. Oh and you’re the one who needs to prove your claim. We can’t assume that claims on the internet are true until proven otherwise. I provided the links to inform you about the repair options and the difficulty of those.
- willtim 9y agoI think it is well known and proven that people upgrade every two years when the contract expires. My claim is only that the built-in battery contributes to this, you are free to disagree, but it is difficult to prove either way. Your ifixit links certainly do not prove battery replacement is easy. Specialist tools are involved, this is how iFixit makes its money.