> We actually have done this, across industries. And now we have a "right to repair" movement because people realized their freedoms were curtailed. The differ

> We actually have done this, across industries. And now we have a "right to repair" movement because people realized their freedoms were curtailed. The difference is that for tests requiring doctor requisitions that is the government locking down access, whereas right to repair is laws preventing companies from locking down access (to increase their profits)