Fargo tech expert weighs in on possibility of 'Right to Repair' laws
FARGO — Whether it's your phone or a big tractor, you're usually required to send it to places like Apple or John Deere to fix them if they ever break.
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How obsolescence looms over our IoT gadgets
Why This Massachusetts Law Will Have Huge Implications for Manufacturers Nationwide
The ballot initiative could fuel the right-to-repair movement in other states, affecting makers of cars, phones, tractors, and more. Tens of thousands of independent repair shops stand to benefit.
He's fighting for your right to repair
Nathan Proctor’s politically diverse coalition wants to end corporate control of your gadgets, make it easier for you to fix your stuff, and shrink Big Tech’s carbon footprint.
OEM repair relationships questioned in Right to Repair inquiry
The Productivity Commission’s 'Right to Repair' inquiry has highlighted the behaviour of original equipment manufacturers (OEM) and repairers, flagging potential issues with existing laws.
