New York has passed the US’ first “right to repair” bill governing electronics, which will force “digital electronic products” manufacturers to supply tools, spare parts, and repair instructions to customers and independent re-sale shops.

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New York has passed the US’ first “right to repair” bill governing electronics, which will force “digital electronic products” manufacturers to supply tools, spare parts, and repair instructions to customers and independent re-sale shops. (www.rt.com)

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Possibly hyperinflated prices for proprietary tools to work on just one brand item. If I can't fix my ipod then why can I still fix my car? Makes no sense. Other than jews jewing. HWR

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