It's hard to say whether Apple has seen the error of its iPhone-fixing ways or if they are simply acting preemptively as more states sign on to so-called "right to repair" bills that are intended to help consumers fix their very expensive mirrors despite efforts by tech companies to monopolize the repair market.
They tend to monopolize conversations, belittle those they consider inferior, insist on having the best of everything and become angry or impatient if they don't get special treatment.
