> Easy replacement: Batteries must be replaceable using standard tools (e.g., screwdrivers).

> No barriers: The use of adhesives that can only be removed with heat or solvents is prohibited.

> Tools: If a special tool is required for replacement, the manufacturer must provide it free of charge.

> Spare parts guarantee: Replacement batteries must be available to end users at a reasonable price for at least 5 years.

When it comes to most phones I've seen...

Easy replacement: Currently, special tools are needed to heat the glue holding on the screen, picks to pry it up, and then there are various ways to release the glue holding in the battery.

No barriers: Currently, there are adhesives used for both the screen and battery. Depending on the phone this may require a solvent, heat, or electrical release... maybe a combination of these.

Tools: Currently, tools are not provided with the phone and kits need to be purchased in addition to the battery to complete the repair.

Spare parts guarantee: I think this is very hit and miss based on the manufacturer, but I suspect most replacement batteries people are buying are not coming from the OEM.