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I think a fair in-between value on the "sliding scale" is calling a device bricked if it can't be recovered by a sufficiently advanced end-user without special
by bscphil 7y ago
I think a fair in-between value on the "sliding scale" is calling a device bricked if it can't be recovered by a sufficiently advanced end-user without special hardware. If there is no way that an end-user could fix it without purchasing something or returning it to the manufacturer, it is bricked.
- acollins1331 7y agoWe can use it like when a car is "totalled". If it would cost the user more to fix the device (because they are nontechnical or need special parts) than the device is worth, then it is bricked.