Agreed. The article has almost nothing to with the headline. The article is about copyleft compliance. It is not about "Without software right to repair, your d

Agreed. The article has almost nothing to with the headline. The article is about copyleft compliance. It is not about "Without software right to repair, your devices are not secure". That is a much larger topic than the article itself which is about auditing that if you're using copyleft software that you're complying with the license. The article itself is not calling for a right to repair all software in all devices.