Or do any sort of repair on the thing. It's quite feasible to do basic board level repair with the schematics. But not without the schematics or if the thing is welded shut. It's wasteful, and I sincerely hope one day we can have a proper "right to repair" act. I mean, this has nothing to do with user experience, security, or aesthetics. It's basically just an anti-consumer move on Apples' part. And, I honestly don't get why. What are they trying to protect? Just put some screws or other mechanism for detaching the thing and publish the board schematics. They won't loose money over it.