> I agree in principle to "right to repair", but Rossman's motives are purely financial and self promoting. Self-promoting maybe but if Apple made better prod

> I agree in principle to "right to repair", but Rossman's motives are purely financial and self promoting. Self-promoting maybe but if Apple made better products how Rossman would benefit? Isn't it currently the opposite? Rossman does well due to Apple refusing to fix the smallest of issues with their products. And fighting anyone who does whether a customer or repairman.