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Sure as long as you're relying the market and not the government to give this to you. I personally don't care one bit about replacing the battery in my cell ph
by samatman 4y ago
Sure as long as you're relying the market and not the government to give this to you.
I personally don't care one bit about replacing the battery in my cell phone. I don't want to be reliant on one single corporation, but as long as the parts are available to other professionals I can pay, I'm fine.
I do want the waterproofness and compactness that goes with this, particular for my watch which is also a phone for the record, so I consider this to go far beyond what is reasonable as a legal restriction.
In other words, I hope you're not one of those people who thinks Right to Repair gives you a vote as to how companies design their products. That's annoying.
Edit: a vote besides the one you take with your wallet of course! My Precursor might just arrive this week and I'm excited about that (and won't be dipping it in the drink, at least not on purpose).
- ClumsyPilot 4y ago> I hope you're not one of those people who thinks Right to Repair gives you a vote as to how companies design their products. That's annoying. Welcome to democracy mate, where we vote on any issues we deem worthy. Among them is regulating how companies design their products, becuase sometimes they combust and burn down our houses, or electrecute and kill us, produce electromagnetic noise that knocks out all radio communication, and at the end of their life they get discarded and poison our groundwater.