You better believe Apple intentionally curbs the ability to repair outside it's stores. The "right to repair" movement and subsequent legislation was squarely

You better believe Apple intentionally curbs the ability to repair outside it's stores. The "right to repair" movement and subsequent legislation was squarely pointed at Apple. There's simply nothing Apple won't do to stymie user rights, from purposefully forcing app-devs into the app store by crippling the iOS browser, to retroactively modifying app store rules to kill competition (as with Steam), to making it next to impossible to repair hardware outside their store