> My guess is less than .01%. On the one hand we have people arguing for the right to repair so we can increase that number. And on the other hand there's peo

> My guess is less than .01%. On the one hand we have people arguing for the right to repair so we can increase that number. And on the other hand there's people who go "meh, the screen is cracked, now I have an excuse to buy new toy, I'll chuck this one in the river since its prohibitively expensive to repair cosmetic defect why the fuck would anyone want it." You even admit to disagreeing predominantly because you think some of us are being dishonest, and it's probably true that some people want to tinker. But some people just want to be able to pay a service tech a reasonable fee to fix minor damage or fit a new battery, and have parts and guides etc available.