iFixit @ifixit.com · Apr 23

Some devices aren’t hard to repair by accident—they’re built that way. These design choices block access, add risk, and push you toward replacement instead of repair. That’s not innovation. That's planned obsolescence. Which one annoys you the most? — #iFixit #RightoRepair #FixTheWorld

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DoryanTheCritic · Apr 27

I know, my Google Pixel 7 smartphone's battery just started swelling up. Funny how a week prior to this happening, I started getting a bunch of "Time to update to Google Pixel 10" ads.

elitesevenhundredeightyfour · Apr 24

omfg for me it has to be non replacable parts. to open up a device, only to be met with that is just a gut wrenching feeling

Oh my valve! · Apr 23

Glue is the worst

CJ · Apr 23

Of these two, obviously the glue: warranty is usually void once a device enters my place and gets the new OS treatment. On top, let's hope I bought a device that outlives its warranty before it needs any fixing.