Defeat Planned Obsolescence and Embrace the Right to Repair

from The Really Useful Podcast · host Christian Cawley, James Frew

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When was the last time you repaired any of your gadgets, computers, or other hardware? Or did you pay for a repair with an approved dealer, perhaps covered by device insurance? Technology companies are increasingly removing the right to repair, by introducing planned obsolescence into designs.

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