> But note that right to repair does not automatically equate with "easy to repair without special tools and knowledge." I'm okay with that. I just don't want

> But note that right to repair does not automatically equate with "easy to repair without special tools and knowledge." I'm okay with that. I just don't want businesses to be able to deny access to their manuals, threaten to void warranties for 'abuse' for performing an action that their authorized techs do all the time without any adverse effect on the hardware, or remotely kill software used in the hardware because someone replaced some atoms arranged in a less than ideal manner with some other atoms arranged in a more ideal manner without paying the business themselves to do it.