> Apple is so anti-repair they have no provisions for a reasonable at home process. Just because they don't prioritize their designs for at home repair, doesn'

> Apple is so anti-repair they have no provisions for a reasonable at home process. Just because they don't prioritize their designs for at home repair, doesn't mean they're anti-repair. Clearly they're not anti-repair if they're voluntarily making their tooling available for repairs. I can't really blame them for prioritizing design over repairability. At least for now, repairability doesn't sell a lot of phones -- the number of people who want to repair their own phone is so small, and I say that as someone who has repaired a couple iPhones in the past.