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EU Right to Repair Directive specifically prohibits manufacturers from using HW/SW locks or firmware limits to block part replacement.
by smilespray 5d ago
EU Right to Repair Directive specifically prohibits manufacturers from using HW/SW locks or firmware limits to block part replacement.
- Aurornis 5d agoThe part can be replaced with the same part to repair the item. This is not locked.
- smilespray 5d agoPart locking against unoriginal parts is prohibited in the EU.
- asdfasgasdgasdg 5d ago"Each chip is programmed with the timing settings and storage size settings of just the RAM we ship it with, and doesn't know how to boot with anything else." I don't know if you could call that "blocking." I mean you could call it that but I don't know if that's legally what it would be.