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The problem is not the thinness of devices, but the fact that manufacturers go out of their way to make these devices harder to repair. They include things lik
by kiba 5y ago
The problem is not the thinness of devices, but the fact that manufacturers go out of their way to make these devices harder to repair.
They include things like special screw, limiting sales of parts, and serializing parts so you can't use replacement parts to repair another.
The fact that certain devices or parts requiring specialist tool is a non-issue.
- eigen 5y agodoes serializing parts affect the stolen goods market? I.E. if parts are serialized, presumably they can be made to not be usable in repairs.