Or unwilling companies who want you to buy a new device while at the same time doing fake advertising of being eco friendly
So, it's time you stop misleading forum members with your baseless/useless claims. What a joke.
I mean, your post history don't lie about how you regularly mislead forum members by bashing a singular brand.Haha I think you should comment on this on the video as I have not made the video. I do wholeheartedly agree with it though. A person who thinks Apple has good repairability is the one who is misleading forum members.
Any unbiased apple user will tell you the nightmare it is to try and get a device fixed from them. However, you can continue to live with your view of the world and ignore reality.
You have so conveniently shortlisted a few phones and posted to try and force your narrative. How many people use the phones you have conveniently selected in India? 0.2%?0.000002%?
Any android user especially the mass market phone users will tell you that you can get devices fixed much more easily and at cheaper rates, at authorized or unauthorized service centers alike.
Wow levels of insecurityI mean, your post history don't lie about how you regularly mislead forum members by bashing a singular brand.
The fundamental facts that have been mentioned above and it goes against what you've preaching thus far. Unless you have some counterclaims to mention, there's no reason for me to argue with you.
I'm surprised how someone hasn't called out yet regarding your biased behaviour towards a certain technology brand and misleading the members on the forum.
Let's look at some of the iFixit repairability scores:
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Smartphone Repairability Scores | Most Repairable Phones
Our engineers tear down the latest smartphones and score their repairability from 0 to 10. What are the most repairable phones? Let’s find out.www.ifixit.com
A person who might not be much acquainted with technology might take your words at face value. But, there's serious misrepresentation of facts here. Not to mention, every iPhone is supported up to at least 5 years of software updates, which neither of the above-mentioned phones will do. And when a phone is updated for a long period, customers will feel the less need to change.
- Huawei Mate 40 Pro - 4/10
- Microsoft Surface Duo - 2/10
- Samsung Note 20 Ultra - 3/10
- Pixel 4 XL - 4/10
- iPhone 12 Pro Max - 6/10
- iPhone 12 Mini - 6/10
- iPhone SE 2020 - 6/10
- iPhone 11 (2019) - 6/10
So, it's time you stop misleading forum members with your baseless/useless claims. What a joke.
Haha I think you should comment on this on the video as I have not made the video. I do wholeheartedly agree with it though. A person who thinks Apple has good repairability is the one who is misleading forum members.
Any unbiased apple user will tell you the nightmare it is to try and get a device fixed from them. However, you can continue to live with your view of the world and ignore reality.
You have so conveniently shortlisted a few phones and posted to try and force your narrative. How many people use the phones you have conveniently selected in India? 0.2%?0.000002%?
Remember ewaste is by volume and nature doesnt care how many rupees you wasted on your phone. It is quantity and not the expensiveness that matters here.
Any android user especially the mass market phone users will tell you that you can get devices fixed much more easily and at cheaper rates, at authorized or unauthorized service centers alike.
I mean, your post history don't lie about how you regularly mislead forum members by bashing a singular brand.
The fundamental facts that have been mentioned above and it goes against what you've preaching thus far. Unless you have some counterclaims to mention, there's no reason for me to argue with you.
First off, let's not turn this into an Apple vs Others debate. Let's just not even go there and discuss the main topic.
Most of similar issues that we are facing today, can only go away if a) Our population decreases drastically or b) If we change our consumerist ways.
Anything else will just be a stop-gap measure and will eventually fail in the end.
Apple have their own reasons for opposing Right To Repair. And they’re partly correct in their regard. You haven’t experienced third-party Apple service centres in India who scam customers selling cheap components that works 50 per cent of the time and on top of that swap useful components out of the buyer’s iPhone without him/her knowing. Later, when customers complain that their devices not working as intended, the third-party service centres shrug off their responsibilities and Apple gets the blame. I have worked with multiple third-party Apple service centres in the past and the quality of components they provide is a hit or miss.Misleading? Puh-leez.
Apple is one of the primary opponents to right to repair, all in the same of safety and what not. Their latest tactics are nothing short of holding you to ransom.
You're the first person I've met who's undermining the importance of 5 year OS updates - which has been the industry benchmark for such a long time. Seriously?Many people assume that because they update the OS they are better off. The actual fact is that they are now giving users what they want finally which should have been there in the first place. And the premium you pay initially?
Reparability Scores doesn’t just denote how easily the smartphone can be repaired. It also denotes how easily the phones can be taken apart and recycled at the end of their life and not end up at landfills. For example the Motorola Razr scores 1/10 which means that it’s near to impossible to take it apart for recycle & reuse.Reparability scores - what's the point of these if you cannot repair it without Apple's proprietary tech. All in the name of safety? BS. All in the name of keeping profits.
Let’s not get into that stupid, 2012-esque ‘fanboy’ thing in 2021. We are way past those idiotic Android vs iOS wars. Expected better from a veteran member here.Accept Apple for what it is and what is not. Writing like this means you are just another fanboi, who cannot see beyond the faults of your favourite brand.
Apple have their own reasons for opposing Right To Repair. And they’re partly correct in their regard. You haven’t experienced third-party Apple service centres in India who scam customers selling cheap components that works 50 per cent of the time and on top of that swap useful components out of the buyer’s iPhone without him/her knowing. Later, when customers complain that their devices not working as intended, the third-party service centres shrug off their responsibilities and Apple gets the blame. I have worked with multiple third-party Apple service centres in the past and the quality of components they provide is a hit or miss.
Granted, Apple authorised service centres in India are no saint, but third-party service centres are worse. You haven’t been in the field hands-on and that’s why you don’t know much what goes behind the scenes.
You're the first person I've met who's undermining the importance of 5 year OS updates - which has been the industry benchmark for such a long time. Seriously?
Moreover, you must be out of your depth if you still think Apple products are premium even now. When lacklustre, downgraded products such as S21 is selling at 70K INR or overheating OP9 Pro is selling at 65K INR, you should point your fingers to someone else. Maybe go out, research the market. Instead of staying in your safe bubble and thinking Apple charging premium for their products. Even in 2021.
Reparability Scores doesn’t just denote how easily the smartphone can be repaired. It also denotes how easily the phones can be taken apart and recycled at the end of their life and not end up at landfills. For example the Motorola Razr scores 1/10 which means that it’s near to impossible to take it apart for recycle & reuse.
Again, before pointing your fingers and singling out a brand, look at what the industry is doing.
Let’s not get into that stupid, 2012-esque ‘fanboy’ thing in 2021. We are way past those idiotic Android vs iOS wars. Expected better from a veteran member here.
Right to Repair will always stand, how much Apple tries to void the same. There are specific EU & Australian laws out there protecting consumers. There's a reason Apple has to provide 2 years of warranty in the EU.Again with the broken record!
Apple third party ASSC contracted by Apple or by themselves. So because they cant do proper audits, they need to lockdown the entire thing right? And this is world wide, not India only! So they cannot control it worldwide right?
Flashing custom roms are a thing of the past. Even on Android. The average customer don't care.Updates - I am not denying them, you are paying for that premium. It was that people assume updates means better. Not really. And 5 years only? Apple shows that off as if its a big deal. Maybe have a look at custom roms. Even an iPhone 5/5S/6 is pretty good for most uses today, but Apple wont allow you to unlock it right?
Greater repairability score = Better reusabilityReparability - again with the reusabilty? Read and see. If you cannot reuse it - its trash, simple. Don't be deluded that its better.
Your statement makes zero sense and comes off idiotic. If Apple was looking for planned obsolescence, they would have stopped updating old phones a long time ago.Umm, we are brand agnostic, you are finger pointing fanboi here. Ooh, did we single out you and your brand? Yeah, we did. Its the start of electronic lock-ins and no one wants to find that they cant replace a part because the manufacturer wants a cut because people are not buying iDevices that frequently but repairing them.
You don't have to look into my experience. You can continue using your POCO F1 for another year.And please bother to read up before commenting. I am not even going to bother looking into your so called experience, just shows how much you are defending your brand, which you are a part of.
Right to Repair will always stand, how much Apple tries to void the same. There are specific EU & Australian laws out there protecting consumers. There's a reason Apple has to provide 2 years of warranty in the EU.
Flashing custom roms are a thing of the past. Even on Android. The average customer don't care.
There's also a reason why the iOS jailbreaking scene died.
Greater repairability score = Better reusability
Better reusability means higher environmental sustainability and easier recycling process.
I can't make this more simpler.
Your statement makes zero sense and comes off idiotic. If Apple was looking for planned obsolescence, they would have stopped updating old phones a long time ago.
A iPhone 6S which was released in 2015 still got an iOS 14 update last year. But, a Samsung S7 which was released in the same year, was max upgraded to a petty 2017 Oreo.
You don't have to look into my experience. You can continue using your POCO F1 for another year.
Isn't primary concern of this thread about reducing /avoiding e-waste and way to achieve it ?
Funny to see how people are arguing favoring some BigBrand's petty interests, etc. The whole thing not about concerns of Apple or other brands, it is about reducing e-waste. Should we all be discussing on that topic only ? How about putting repair-ability /re-usability above brands ?