> "right to repair" advocates conspicuous failure to acknowledge this tradeoff Rossman, the youtube figurehead of this movement, talks about this at length in

> "right to repair" advocates conspicuous failure to acknowledge this tradeoff Rossman, the youtube figurehead of this movement, talks about this at length in every single rant of his that I've listened to on the subject. iFixit, the corporate figurehead of the right to repair movement, has this to say regarding Error 53, one of the first major invocations of security by the anti-repair lobby to excuse their behavior: > Obviously, the Touch ID sensor is an important security measure... So: what are you talking about? The RtR movement doesn't only acknowledge the tradeoff, they tackle it head on, and thanks to Error 53 they have extensive first-hand experience informing customers of the issue and surveying their opinions.