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As long as their batteries are replaceable, that’s fine, and if not, they will not be legally allowed to be sold in Europe. What point is it that you’re trying
by 47282847 11mo ago
As long as their batteries are replaceable, that’s fine, and if not, they will not be legally allowed to be sold in Europe. What point is it that you’re trying to make?
- jeremyjh 11mo agoWhat difference does it make if you can replace the batteries in a toy the animal loses interest in within 20 minutes?
- ddoeth 11mo agoThen don't buy it? I'm not buying these toys, and why would I?
- jeremyjh 11mo agoSo people should make their own choices about the products they buy? Glad we agree. This thread is about a law that prevents it.
- ddoeth 11mo ago> So people should make their own choices about the products they buy? A little, yeah. Buy and don't use: your problem. Buy and can't use because I can't change the battery: subject to regulation. We can't stop anyone from making dumb monetary decisions, but we can stop products not being repairable.