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Is this economically viable or just a show-off? Because considering the skilled labour and equipment, I’m not sure it’d be much cheaper than the $500 upgrade.
by KolmogorovComp 2y ago
Is this economically viable or just a show-off? Because considering the skilled labour and equipment, I’m not sure it’d be much cheaper than the $500 upgrade.
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- shultays 2y agoI don't have an answer but you can upgrade your existing phone you already bought using that method/service. Otherwise cost of official "upgrade" is $500 and a new iphone
- throwaway48476 2y agoIt's not economically viable because the NANDs come from donor systems. Apple prevents the NAND oem from selling to anyone but them. It's part of their anti right to repair strategy.
- bmicraft 2y agoAre you sure? Why would he need to reinstall the OS then?
- throwaway48476 2y agoBecause there's a good chance that NAND came from a Mac and 1/4 of macos isn't going to boot on an iPhone.