I understand where the author is coming from. It is traditional to repair your broken things somehow. It is a bit ingrained in our mentality. BUT.<p>What moral right does he have to claim that Apple SHOULD make their products fixable? Who are these people to tell Apple (or any other company) if they have to include a technical manual or not? I&#x27;m with him when he&#x27;s against Apple attacking people who try to repair their devices but there is no real reason Apple has to support repairing beyond their own offering. From a moral point of view the technical manual and ease of repairing might just be features, that are arguably more or less valuable, and Apple owes nothing.<p>After all I don&#x27;t ship my code together with a manual on how to fix bugs...<p>Note: I don&#x27;t like Apple, just wanted to add some reasonableness.