Phone repair shops are only restrictedly available during, for example, a pandemic. Also, it takes much more time, while a replacement by hand is just a trivial and done in a minute. And there have been reports of repair shops violating user privacy. With non-replaceable batteries, phone manufacturers have an iron grip on repairability. Soon, replacements will become so difficult that only the manufacturer can do it without breaking other parts. In laptops, non-replaceable batteries make hot swapping of the battery for uninterrupted operation impossible. Only a blanket ban on non-replaceable batteries will prevent this technological degeneracy. Like I said, go read that article. Nevertheless, you are in favour of planned obsolescence and difficult repairability, which is hostile against consumers.