Even the Feds Are Tired of McDonald’s Broken Ice Cream Machines
Federal regulators want to fix McDonald’s broken ice cream machines, and they’re asking to expand right-to-repair laws to address the issue. In a letter to the US Copyright Office on…
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Federal regulators want to fix McDonald’s broken ice cream machines, and they’re asking to expand right-to-repair laws to address the issue. In a letter to the US Copyright Office on…
Image: TimeStopper69 (Shutterstock) The right-to-repair movement continues to gain steam as another big tech company shows its support for letting people fix their own broken devices. Is Google’s New $1,800…
Apple, once a perpetual thorn in the side of frustrated repair technicians across the country, now says it supports federal right-to-repair legislation. The Right to Repair movement’s Darth Vader is…
California Governor Gavin Newsom signed a bill into law today making California the third US state to approve right-to-repair legislation. When the law goes into effect in July 2024, electronics…
Big names like Google, Samsung, and Apple are all starting to get on board with the right-to-repair movement, but their programs are shallow and half-baked.
Manufacturers have often had a tight grip on repairs for phones, tablets, and other electronics. A new law in New York will soon change that for the better.
Apple has surprised us with a new self-service repair program, but it’s not the only option for getting your screen fixed — and it may not even be the best.
The New York State Senate just delivered a chink to Apple’s armor. On Thursday, the New York legislative body passed the Digital Fair Repair Act. It requires that “original equipment…
The economic slump is leading many to repair — not replace — aging electronics
When a vital piece of medical equipment breaks these days, a friendly corporate repair person isn’t necessarily an easy phone call away. However, thanks to a motley collection of right-to-repair…