A few weeks ago, I found myself in need of a repair for a borked camera lens on my iPhone 11. I do everything in my power to essentially encase my Apple products in bubble wrap, but a nearly imperceptible fracture in one lens had greatly impacted the
functionality of my phone's camera. I hadn't anticipated that repairing it was going to be a whole thing, but finding a way to get it repaired quickly in my area turned out to be futile. And repairing it myself? Pfft, forget it.
This inability to quickly remedy such a small issue stuck with me as I was demoing the Fairphone 3+, a £425.00 (roughly $550) modular phone currently only available overseas. I desperately wish it or something like it were available in the United States
because it makes it so easy to repair that just about anyone can fix their own phone-a rarity in this gadget repair dystopia we're living in.
This should be more normal than it is.
https://www.osnews.com/story/132366/the-fairphone-3-is-a-repairable-dream-that-takes-beautiful-photos/
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