>That's a good point as well, companies like Framework are doing a better job on that front (afair) with releasing detailed repair PDFs for shops that need the

>That's a good point as well, companies like Framework are doing a better job on that front (afair) with releasing detailed repair PDFs for shops that need the circuitry to debug electrical issues/replace parts. Haven't seen something from Fairphone yet. A frustrating thing is that Fairphone actually has released quite detailed information for the FP4 [1], I think to a significantly greater extent than Framework. It just doesn't actually seem to have developed a real culture of repair around it, or developed any real connections with independent repair shops beyond just putting up a detailed PDF, that isn't necessarily easy to find, on their website. [1]: https://www.fairphone.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/09/FP4_Information-for-repairers-and-recyclers.pdf https://www.fairphone.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/09/FP4_Inf...