Right to repair isn't about everyone knowing how to do it, but providing the accessibility and potential for repairs, compared to purposely obfuscated tech which is at the mercy of corporate overlords. Yes, a lot of people won't know how to repair it, but if they want to repair it without paying a professional, they still have the ability to research and learn how to do it themselves.
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Right to repair isn't about everyone knowing how to do it, but providing the accessibility and potential for repairs, compared to purposely obfuscated tech which is at the mercy of corporate overlords. Yes, a lot of people won't know how to repair it, but if they want to repair it without paying a professional, they still have the ability to research and learn how to do it themselves.