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This is actually a restriction of consumer choice. If I am willing to buy a product without "right to repair", the government should not stop me from doing so.
by Bostonian 7y ago
This is actually a restriction of consumer choice. If I am willing to buy a product without "right to repair", the government should not stop me from doing so. Many appliances are cheap enough that it makes sense to buy new ones when they stop working.
- anoncake 7y agoConsumer choice is restricted by default: You can only buy what is being sold. This is just the democratically elected bodies of the EU changing that selection.