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Pretend what? Samsung already had the parts infrastructure. They added another parts customer who had less to offer them in return. I looked back at the partne
by epakai 2y ago
Pretend what? Samsung already had the parts infrastructure. They added another parts customer who had less to offer them in return.
I looked back at the partnership announcements, and that's really all Samsung was offering: parts and repair guides. It also happened at a time when right to repair was proving pretty popular so there's the obvious PR aspect to it.
The iFixit post just makes it sound like Samsung wasn't interested in subsidizing their repair parts, and their construction methods haven't changed much in 2 years.
- Dylan16807 2y ago> wasn't interested in subsidizing That's a weird way to spell "wasn't interested in overcharging less".
- initplus 2y agoIt's not about subsidizing the repair. Samsung placed a limit of 7 official repair parts every 3 months per repair shop being supplied by ifixit. How is a phone repair shop meant to operate when they can only get 2.3 parts per month?