Across the world, governments are taking a closer look at what happens when electronics break. For years, companies like Apple, Samsung, and John Deere have tightly controlled how their products are repaired. They’ve restricted access to spare parts, service manuals, diagnostic software, and even firmware tools. These limits have created a repair monopoly, forcing consumers … Read More “Europe is making it easier to repair your gadgets, but the US lags in the right to repair fight” »
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It’s a real problem. You spend a small fortune on a new, high-performance tech device. Eighteen months later, just past the warranty period, a small, repairable element needs a replacement—the charging connector becomes loose, the battery dies. You learn that an easy fix is not an option. The manufacturer charges you almost as much as … Read More “Your Gadgets, Their Rules: We Can’t Lose The Fight for Repair” »