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>They were engineered to be hard to repair, that's the whole point. This doesn’t make sense for two reasons. (1)Apple is on the hook to repair iPhones under A
by wfhordie 4y ago
>They were engineered to be hard to repair, that's the whole point.
This doesn’t make sense for two reasons.
(1)Apple is on the hook to repair iPhones under AppleCare+ warranties. This means “engineering for hard to repair” goes against their own interests.
(2) The fellows in Shenzhen, Guangzho, Shanghai, and Hong Kong have no problem repairing all kinds of damage to iPhones for <$20 USD. So if Apple is designing these to be difficult to repair it they are doing a terrible job.