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How do in-store battery replacements work for Pixels?
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I assume they can do this and I think they plan on something like it (pretty sure I heard this from Mishaal Rahman on a podcast). But yeah the way pixel devices come apart is way more granular which is a good thing but can end up in more issues from things breaking. Google doesn’t have the best rack record with build quality unfortunately.
They probably don't but want to set up limited scope testing to avoid having to argue over a battery not randomly working because a random rom is installed.
It's dumb but I get why it's done.