Once again, a problem that could easily be solved by requiring a right to root as part of the right to repair. I hate how so many of these are running linux on

Once again, a problem that could easily be solved by requiring a right to root as part of the right to repair. I hate how so many of these are running linux on the underside but you can't do anything with it. I had a friend who got a Samsung smarttv and when I looked up rooting it, the chances were high of bricking it, so we decided not to do it. I've said it before, and I'll say it again, the way we prevent this is in right to repair legislation that includes the right to root.