You'd think so, but the anti-repair lobby has worked long and hard to convince politicians of so-called dangers of letting people repair their own stuff. The number of times right to repair bills have failed to pass a vote or have languished without getting signed into law far exceeds the number of times a right to repair type bill has become law in the US.
Immabed t1_iui3jy6 wrote
Reply to comment by beef-o-lipso in New York could become first state with a ‘Right to Repair’ law for electronic devices by thinkB4WeSpeak
> Pretty inoccuous stuff.
You'd think so, but the anti-repair lobby has worked long and hard to convince politicians of so-called dangers of letting people repair their own stuff. The number of times right to repair bills have failed to pass a vote or have languished without getting signed into law far exceeds the number of times a right to repair type bill has become law in the US.