> I must admit I'm having trouble relating to the strong desire to have a phone that's more repairable than an iPhone. It's about control. You're fine being in

> I must admit I'm having trouble relating to the strong desire to have a phone that's more repairable than an iPhone. It's about control. You're fine being in a walled garden and letting the company handle every aspect of the device for you. Others don't like being locked in and appreciate the freedom to fix or change things on their own.