My personal activism is to avoid purchasing DRM encumbered printers, coffee makers, multimedia streaming. This hasn't caused the world to reverse course, and t

My personal activism is to avoid purchasing DRM encumbered printers, coffee makers, multimedia streaming. This hasn't caused the world to reverse course, and there are still areas of compromise, like my cellphone, where I haven't been able to afford options that would be DRM free. If a right to repair law falls through, is there a more effective path of consumer activism besides avoiding DRM-encumbered products?