Well yeah, you have to read between the lines a bit, but it's pretty obvious: Samsung prefers customers throwing away old phones (especially cheaper ones) and b

Well yeah, you have to read between the lines a bit, but it's pretty obvious: Samsung prefers customers throwing away old phones (especially cheaper ones) and buying new phones (preferably Samsung, and preferably more expensive ones), that's why replacement parts are more expensive (and disproportionately more expensive for cheaper phones). Of course they are glad if they can have some positive press releases about sustainability thanks to a gullible repairability website, but when it comes to actually put it into practice, their enthusiasm evaporates very quickly...