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First time repairing best approaches for iPhone 13

Wanting to change my iPhone 13 battery, I got a replacement non-oem battery done by a shop about year and half ago, the new battery just sucks capacity is down to 81% according to the phone and it feels like it has swollen a bit (back panel has got a very faint rise where the edge of the battery is). I‘m planning on changing it to an oem battery and want to DIY it but I’ve got no sense of how likely it is I’ll break it. Have built PCs before but never opened a phone before

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u/Regular_Ad_8095 — 18 hours ago

Is looking at adjacent tech roles a bad idea?

Realistically, I probably am going this route but I’d at least like to understand what changes a bit.

I’m nearing the end of my degree, tried applying for internships with some interviews but didn’t land anything unfortunately, also not finding much in the way of internships (I have no idea where people are finding 100s of swe internships in Australia). Line of thinking here, I’ve worked in a call centre cold calling for the last 2.5 years and done well in the job but I want something full-time so looking at SDR. I’d probably end up behind other graduates but I need some consistent work, wouldn’t mind actually having my quota result in more money, and I don’t know about waiting around for SWE to get better.

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u/Regular_Ad_8095 — 2 months ago