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If they are being stolen it doesn't work. If the whole part won't be used it will be stripped to components and resold to the same repair shops anyway. Yeah th
by ilyt 3y ago
If they are being stolen it doesn't work.
If the whole part won't be used it will be stripped to components and resold to the same repair shops anyway. Yeah the profit margins will be smaller per phone but they will just steal more.
Apple doesn't want phones fixed because Apple wants to sell more phones, plain and simple. There is no other incentive.
- RajT88 3y ago> Yeah the profit margins will be smaller per phone but they will just steal more. The risk of getting caught scales with that increased volume. The extra friction of parting out a phone for less money compared to selling the whole phone beggars belief that "stealing more" is the most common response. "iPhone theft getting less profitable raises the rate of theft" just doesn't make sense.
- stouset 3y ago> but they will just steal more Yes, classically, thieves just scale up their operations tenfold when their profit per theft goes down. This is why iPhone theft has skyrocketed in the past decade, to the point where the general public is anxious to ever wield such a device in public for fear of being immediately snatched. Oh, wait, that’s not what happened at all.