In the limit this doesn't seem like a forward-looking/future-proof move. The gap between technology and consumers is naturally widening as tech becomes more pow

In the limit this doesn't seem like a forward-looking/future-proof move. The gap between technology and consumers is naturally widening as tech becomes more powerful and useful. E.g. smaller scale hardware, more and smaller sensors, complex AI, autonomy. Machinery will self-disable if you tamper with it, for your safety. To continue to provide/enforce right to repair you'd have to insist that technology needs to remain dumb.