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> There is no distinction here. Yes there is. The question is now "how does MSFT decide _who_ gets the right to repair their devices?" If it's a reasonable a
by akira2501 7y ago
> There is no distinction here.
Yes there is. The question is now "how does MSFT decide _who_ gets the right to repair their devices?"
If it's a reasonable and non-discriminatory process, then that might be fine, if they're arbitrarily deciding, then that's likely an issue the FTC _should_ investigate.
- kevin_thibedeau 7y agoI need to get a repair authorized in 20 years. Can I still do it?
- kwhitefoot 7y agoDeciding who gets the right is the very definition of discrimination.