>The only way right now to ensure repairability is to legalize how phones should be assembled and basic architecture. The same way eu did with the charging port

>The only way right now to ensure repairability is to legalize how phones should be assembled and basic architecture. The same way eu did with the charging port - although they didn't went after apple for some reason. > On the other hand moving to system on a chip makes sense the way semiconductor have developed. That's kind of the problem, right? Consumers demand higher performance, higher performance requires higher integration, and higher integration means less repairability.