iFixit announced that it is ending its repair partnership with Samsung, effective in June 2024.

The company states that Galaxy devices are too "glued together," making it
hard for iFixit to provide the necessary parts consumers need without
driving up costs.

iFixit will continue to deliver Galaxy parts when it can, however, it will
no longer create new guides on how to repair Galaxy devices moving forward.

https://www.androidcentral.com/phones/ifixit-samsung-partnership-concludes

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Oscar Mayer wrote:
iFixit announced that it is ending its repair partnership with

Samsung,

effective in June 2024.

The company states that Galaxy devices are too "glued

together," making it

hard for iFixit to provide the necessary parts consumers need

without

driving up costs.

iFixit will continue to deliver Galaxy parts when it can, however,

it will

no longer create new guides on how to repair Galaxy devices moving

forward.


https://www.androidcentral.com/phones/ifixit-samsung-partnership-concludes

I
have nothing against the type of poxy that would be used to create a water-sealed environment at all. However they are correct.

We need simple devices with screws and rubber-pegs over those screws.
Not just glue here and glue there.

I brought a heat gun just to open devices.


This is a response to the post seen at: http://www.jlaforums.com/viewtopic.php?p=665888446#665888446

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