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Here's why electronics repairs are still too costly for consumers


Here's why electronics repairs are still too costly for consumers ConsumerAffairs, U.S. PIRG Education Fund Share Apple laptops a grade of D? Read More

Should consumers have a right to repair electronics? Advocacy group shares why - MSN


If you’ve ever had to replace a smartphone or laptop, you know how expensive it can be to repair electronics. So, many people end up buying a new device – a solution that not only harms the ... Read More

Advocates push for FTC rule that would guarantee a consumer's 'right to repair' products - KOMO


Consumers Want the Right to Repair. American consumers are dissatisfied with their inability to fix products that break themselves or have them repaired at a reasonable price, according to PIRG ... Read More

Apple Backs Right To Repair—Will Provide Parts To Consumers For Product Repairs


Pequeño is a breaking news reporter who covers tech and more. Right to repair legislation at the state level has aimed to help consumers affordably repair their devices with tools and parts ... Read More

KUOW - Washington consumers will gain 'right to repair' cellphones, other electronics - KUOW Public Radio


Southwest Washington U.S. Rep. Marie Gluesenkamp Perez, a Democrat, has led the charge in Congress for national right to repair laws focused on cars, electronics, and military equipment. Read More

WA consumers will gain ‘right to repair’ cellphones, other electronics


Southwest Washington U.S. Rep. Marie Gluesenkamp Perez, a Democrat, has led the charge in Congress for national Right to Repair laws focused on cars, electronics and military equipment. Read More


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