Why is it so difficult to get a battery replaced in an iPhone5? Why can't wireless providers do it?

The reason wireless providers can't do it is because they don't have bench certified technicians. In the U.S., I don't believe any of the major providers have technicians at all any more, let alone people certifed by any manufacturer to open a phone. And, if a phone is disassebled by anyone not so certified, the warranty is immediately void.

If you don't care about voiding your warranty or right to an out-of-warranty replacement from Apple, you can always try to do it yourself. I do NOT recommend you do that as the end result can be very sad. And that's why wireless providers won't do it, either.

And The reason wireless providers can't do it is because they don't have bench certified technicians. In the U.S., I don't believe any of the major providers have technicians at all any more, let alone people certifed by any manufacturer to open a phone. And, if a phone is disassebled by anyone not so certified, the warranty is immediately void.

If you don't care about voiding your warranty or right to an out-of-warranty replacement from Apple, you can always try to do it yourself. I do NOT recommend you do that as the end result can be very sad. And that's why wireless providers won't do it, either.

I have vague memories of a time, long ago, when we didn't have mobile phones.... It was rough, but, I think it made us strong.

Now,

Starting from the iPhone 5, battery replacement became an ickier task more prone to issues. In the 4's and before, just took removing a pair of screws. Just so you appreciate the complexity (as well as if you're out of warranty and dare risk it) peruse here:https://www.ifixit.com/Guide/iPhone+5c+Battery+Replacement/21745

You'll note that Apple's penchant for using adhesive all over makes for sooo much fun 😠 It gets far worse in the iPads...

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