Technology
Apple is partially to blame for increasing shortage of iPhone replacements
It seems Apple’s anti-right-to-repair recalcitrance has come back to bite it.
Like many companies dependent on an Asian supply chain, the iPhone maker is experiencing disruptions due to the coronavirus. According to a report from Bloomberg, this has manifested in, among other things, a shortage of replacement devices for customers’ broken iPhones.
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