Also, I live in a state (Massachusetts) that has passed two right-to-repair laws via ballot initiative.
Both passed over intense opposition from the auto industry; almost all advertising in the lead up to the vote was in opposition.
But it passed in both cases because... it's common sense. If you buy a product, it's yours and you should be able to do what you want with it, whether that means modifying the hardware or running whatever software you want.
Both passed over intense opposition from the auto industry; almost all advertising in the lead up to the vote was in opposition.
But it passed in both cases because... it's common sense. If you buy a product, it's yours and you should be able to do what you want with it, whether that means modifying the hardware or running whatever software you want.