I wouldn’t want to be putting second hand parts in my phone when repairing it. I can’t imagine there are many second hand screens or batteries around for sale given they’re the things that are replaced the most.

Not that I’d ever want a second hand screen or battery anyway.

Same Apple. Signing new parts to your device is incredibly simple and DIY now.

https://www.ifixit.com/repairability/smartphone-repairability-scores

PROS

• Display and battery repairs are well-prioritized, though not as well as in other (dual-entry) iPhone models.
• Torx screws secure the battery assembly in place, making replacements straightforward.
• Repair parts and instructions are available straight from Apple.

CONS

• Five different screwhead types and the continued reliance on adhesives complicate basic repairs.

Yes.

https://www.ifixit.com/repairability/smartphone-repairability-scores

PROS

• Display and battery repairs are well-prioritized, though not as well as in other (dual-entry) iPhone models.
• Torx screws secure the battery assembly in place, making replacements straightforward.
• Repair parts and instructions are available straight from Apple.

CONS

• Five different screwhead types and the continued reliance on adhesives complicate basic repairs.

iPhones are already super easy to repair. Apple have been at the forefront of this for years.

For the downvoters who are too blinded by their hate for Apple to believe facts:

https://www.ifixit.com/repairability/smartphone-repairability-scores

PROS

• Display and battery repairs are well-prioritized, though not as well as in other (dual-entry) iPhone models.
• Torx screws secure the battery assembly in place, making replacements straightforward.
• Repair parts and instructions are available straight from Apple.

CONS

• Five different screwhead types and the continued reliance on adhesives complicate basic repairs.

Why try and bring politics into this? That train of thought you just showed points to a lack of intelligence, such I guess must mean you’re “MAGA”, right?

We’re also talking about the 100 mile border zone though, not just airports. As you say, airports have different rules that allow searches.

We’re not just talking about airports though, but yes I agree on airports.

Left and right based political standing are not based on going in some perceived “forwards” or “backwards” direction. Communism is a giant leap backwards because it is a system that has been proven to not work every single time it has been done. It ends in an elite ruling class and extreme poverty and death for everyone else.

Being to the right of the far, far left doesn’t make something “right”.

Supply and demand is why hardware prices are rising, nothing more.

How stupid are these kids to not even check the answer? That’s the biggest issue here lol

Oh I was more talking about the mobile phone checking then just a physical search of a car. Random car searches make sense as a deterrent.

Yeh that’s very different to saying they can in the whole 100mil area.

At an airport or actual border crossing yeah, I can understand that. They’d only be doing it when they have a big suspicion of something, at least you’d hope. According to them it’s like 0.01% of people a year.

They can’t deny a US citizen entry to the US.

I doubt it would be grounds for turning away a legal visitor, though you would have to have a way to challenge it.

Not without probable cause or your consent it’s not.

https://www.aclu.org/know-your-rights/border-zone

They’re not allowed to do warrantless searches.

https://www.aclu.org/know-your-rights/border-zone

To do a search they need probable cause, your permission, or a warrant.

Yeah it’s like having never had a single sip of alcohol but doing a u-turn and driving off when you see police doing mobile breathalysers. It looks suspicious as fuck, and the police will treat it as such until they’ve investigated and found you didn’t do anything wrong. You’re basically giving them “probably cause”.

They can’t search your property without a warrant, probable cause, or your permission.

https://www.aclu.org/know-your-rights/border-zone

• An immigration officer also cannot search you or your belongings without either “probable cause” or your consent. If an agent asks you if they can search your belongings, you have the right to say no.

From reading up on the laws and if what this article says is true, even if they unlocked his phone and found evidence of crimes on it, his case would be kicked to the curb as it was all an illegal search and correct procedures weren’t followed.

Most businesses. Most schools. Most workplaces in general.

Sega doesn’t make physical media though……

Sony are stopping all PlayStation disc production. Sega can’t just make PlayStation discs.