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“Apple contractually forces recycling partners to shred old devices, according to a 2017 Motherboard investigation, preventing the parts from being reused.”

Kayla Steinbergcolumbianewsservice.com ↗

Apple’s contracts make recyclers destroy parts so independent shops can’t buy them. Then the device gets written off as irreparable and you buy a new one. Louis Rossmann built a 16-person shop fixing what Apple won’t. He hands customers a screwdriver and charges nothing if they can do the job themselves. Apple’s repair monopoly only works if you never learn that option exists.