Hi @someaspy and @shingle,

We use a third party email service that doesn't support SSL or allow us to use a secure certificate. We are aware of the problem and have some work underway that should secure those links. Stay tuned, it shouldn't be too long!

As I have recently asked a question, and received a response, I have gotten an email from ifixit letting me know

However, none of the links in the email are using HTTPS.

It also appears that none of the send.ifixit.com have any SSL certificates at all, making HTTPS impossible in the first place.

I'm not sure if this is the case in the actual ifixit.com emails due to the email I received being about meta.ifixit.com, but I can imagine they use the send.ifixit.com analytics system

As more and more browsers mark HTTP only sites as completely insecure, this might be worth bringing to attention. Often with this, comes a big scary warning.

As it appears to be an Nginx server, (Assuming you host and control it completely yourself) this shouldn't be a long-term project, and I imagine it would only take a few hours max to implement it (I don't know your backend setup though)

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The iPhone 16 (regular, non Pro) has a pretty interesting battery replacement method which seems like it will definitely help with swaps. Hopefully no more dealing with broken tabs and maybe even no more IPA? Can’t wait for the tear down to get a better look at this. Pro still appears to have the regular pull tabs but with a fancy metal casing like the Apple Watches

https://support.apple.com/en-us/120642

The iPhone 16 (regular, non Pro) has a pretty interesting battery replacement method which seems like it will definitely help with swaps. Hopefully no more dealing with broken tabs and maybe even no more IPA? Can’t wait for the tear down to get a better look at this. Pro still appears to have the regular pull tabs but with a fancy metal casing like the Apple Watches

https://support.apple.com/en-us/120642

Hi @shingle,

I'll have to check about the jack. As for the CAD models, does what we have on our Printables account work for what you're looking for?

Hi @shingle,

I'll have to check about the jack. As for the CAD models, does what we have on our Printables account work for what you're looking for?