@jeffsu With all due respect, responding to someone’s post inquiring different options for repairing their iPhone XR screen with rebuttal about how hard it is and not at least pointing them in the direction of resources should they still want to try is unproductive and seemingly maligned with ifixit’s philosophy regarding user’s retaining the right to fix their own devices, unless I’m misunderstanding something here?

Isn’t it possible to advice of the technical difficulty/ potential issues AND celebrate their desire to take on such a project by equipping them with some info and pointing them in the direction of a great tool kit to get them started , whatever they decide?

Wether it should be left to a Pro or not is ultimately the consumer’s decision and border’s the same rhetoric Apple uses to justify all of its proprietary tech guides and components. And before we refute the premise of what I’m saying with the “liability” argument, remember that this is what disclosures are for.

Happy Fixing!