Comment by const_cast
1 month ago
> You can in fact replace the battery with a non-Apple battery without issue.
No you can't. The apple batteries have a chip in them with a code that tells the phone they're authentic - only authentic apple components are allowed.
Its not a conspiracy theory. Apple is just a piece of shit company.
If you think being a piece of shit has to be a conspiracy, you're just naive.
Do you own an iPhone? Because I replaced my own battery with a non-OEM replacement and it works fine.
Yes I have owned many iPhones and I have known people who have bricked iPhones by installing non OEM batteries.
Maybe you got lucky or the manufacturer cheated and copied Apples chip. Probably the latter.
Which, good for the manufacturer, but kind of goes your whole ethos, doesn't it?
Regardless, none of this is really a secret. You can look it up. Its not a conspiracy - again, companies don't need a conspiracy to be pieces of shit. They can just be pieces of shit. You don't need to go bat for them buddy, I promise they don't care about you.
> Which, good for the manufacturer, but kind of goes your whole ethos, doesn't it?
Mostly it just betrays your lack of understanding of how any of this works.
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