> Users don't have to be able to replace things themselves. But you said above: > At least RAM, storage, and batteries should be easily exchangeable by a norm

> Users don't have to be able to replace things themselves. But you said above: > At least RAM, storage, and batteries should be easily exchangeable by a normal user. I think the difficulty you're having in specifying what exactly you would want to see out of such a law is indicative that such a law would be ridiculous. Who decides what a "normal" user is? What does "easily exchangeable" mean? How do they enforce this law? The fact that the iPhone is successful is proof that people don't want what you want. I don't see why you feel like your preferences somehow are more important than those of others such that that they warrant a law.