The New York Times has endorsed Right to Repair

Tips for dealing with a cracked screen + our video teardown of the Boring Company’s Not-a-Flamethrower. No Images? Click here     The New York Times supports Right to Repair Demanding that companies stop putting artificial limits on your ability to make your stuff work better and last longer is not intrusive regulation. It gives people (and the market) the freedom to work toward something better. Apparently, the New York Times agrees.  Read why Right to Repair increases your freedom     What to do when your iPhone screen breaks We put together our best tips for dealing with a cracked screen, including what do before you get a replacement display and how to prevent another fracture. Get our shatterproof tips     Gadget Guts: Not-a-Flamethrower We might be a little late to the party, but we finally tore down the Boring Company's Not-A-Flamethrower! See what's inside and learn how to troubleshoot yours if it breaks. See the fiery flamethrower guts     How to get your data back from a water-damaged iPhone CBC News reports that Apple told a Canadian couple they couldn't retrieve their data from their water-damaged iPhone. But we know just the board-level repair expert who could… and she did! Here's how Jessa Jones did it     Got a cracked screen? You don’t need to be a genius to replace your iPhone screen. You just need the right tools, instructions, and quality replacement parts. Speaking of parts, each display assembly in our iPhone Screen Kits comes with a lifetime guarantee. Replace your iPhone screen   iFixit 1330 Monterey Street, San Luis Obispo, CA  Thanks for subscribing to the iFixit Newsletter.   Like    Tweet    Forward  Preferences  |  Unsubscribe