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Talk / Re: Überflüssig: geplante Obsolenz
Letzter Beitrag von radneuerfinder: Heute um 11:01:44Der ausgestreckte Mittelfinger von Apple Richtung DIY-Gesetzgeber könnte nicht formvollendeter sein. Bemerkenswert finde ich auch dieses Detail:
"after using Apple’s genuine parts and Apple’s genuine tools ... my iPhone didn’t recognize the genuine battery as genuine. “Unknown Part,” flashed a warning. Apparently, that’s the case for almost all of these parts: you’re expected to dial up Apple’s third-party logistics company after the repair so they can validate the part for you. That’s a process that involves having an entirely separate computer and a Wi-Fi connection since you have to reboot your iPhone into diagnostics mode and give the company remote control. Which, of course, defeats a bunch of the reasons you’d repair your own device at home!"
"after using Apple’s genuine parts and Apple’s genuine tools ... my iPhone didn’t recognize the genuine battery as genuine. “Unknown Part,” flashed a warning. Apparently, that’s the case for almost all of these parts: you’re expected to dial up Apple’s third-party logistics company after the repair so they can validate the part for you. That’s a process that involves having an entirely separate computer and a Wi-Fi connection since you have to reboot your iPhone into diagnostics mode and give the company remote control. Which, of course, defeats a bunch of the reasons you’d repair your own device at home!"