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Requiring a subscription violates the right to repair. Even for backwater places where the right to repair isn't enshrined in law (like the usa), people still k
by nilamo 21d ago
Requiring a subscription violates the right to repair. Even for backwater places where the right to repair isn't enshrined in law (like the usa), people still know what the right to repair is, and often refuse to use a paid service what what ought to have been included in the base price.
- artisinal 21d ago> backwater places where the right to repair isn't enshrined in law (like the usa) You just called most of the world a backwater place.
- nilamo 20d agoThen most of the world has some explaining to do.
- ktallett 20d agoThe EU are the reason most companies in the US have an actual way to repair anything. US companies in general have not changed a thing based on the US law.