Turns out the USB-C port fell out. I've been very careful with it, no drops and no excessive strain on the port.
I’m sorry for your loss :(
this post was submitted on 14 Jun 2023
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From the image seems like the pins broke off from the usb and are left on the board? If you have some soldering skill you can try to replace usb
And if you don't have the soldering skills you might be able to call around to phone repair shops, someone around them might have the skills necessary for this to be a cheap fix, especially since you already have it apart like this.
Oh no! Is that the stock shell? looks really cool with the two tone purple.
The pads look intact, which makes it a much easier repair than it could have been.