> I don't want companies to be able to lock down a user's device Neither do I, thus the cautionary tale of VanMoof. Software is now everywhere, in everything f

> I don't want companies to be able to lock down a user's device Neither do I, thus the cautionary tale of VanMoof. Software is now everywhere, in everything from your toaster to the electric grid. As a result, right-to-repair means right to reprogram. The owner needs to be able to fix bugs, change performance parameters, replace things that break. When my dad was working on cars, that meant put in a new carburetor, adjust the timing, clean the points - all physical parts. It's different today.