Collaborate Disseminate
Prominent right to repair advocates are teaching the basics of the movement and how to get in touch with legislators during live YouTube town halls. Continue reading Right to Repair Advocates Are Hosting Youtube Town Halls to Show You How to Get Involved in the Movement
The bizarre incident happened during the installation of an MRI machine and was a surprise to everyone except Apple. Continue reading Why a Helium Leak Disabled Every iPhone in a Medical Facility
As Apple continues to fight independent repair, Motorola partners with iFixit and supports the right to repair movement. Continue reading Motorola Becomes First Smartphone Company to Sell DIY Repair Kits to Its Customers
Failure to run Apple’s proprietary diagnostic software after a repair “will result in an inoperative system and an incomplete repair.” Continue reading Apple’s New Proprietary Software Locks Kill Independent Repair on New MacBook Pros
When Surya Raghavendran dropped his iPhone, he learned to repair it himself. Now he wants to protect that right for everyone in his home state of Michigan. Continue reading This 17-Year-Old Has Become Michigan’s Leading Right to Repair Advocate
Surface Go beats Surface Laptop’s repairability score, but all the adhesive continue to be a problem.
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Continue reading iFixit Goes Inside the Surface Go, Awards a Low Repairability Score
Three letters obtained by Motherboard show that Dyson, LG, and Wahl are fighting right-to-repair legislation. Continue reading Appliance Companies Are Lobbying to Protect Their DRM-Fueled Repair Monopolies
Federal law says you can repair your own things, and manufacturers cannot force you to use their own repair services. Continue reading FTC Says ‘Warranty Void If Removed’ Stickers Are Bullshit, Warns Manufacturers They’re Breaking the Law
A California lawmaker is making the state the 18th in the country to consider legislation that would make it easier to fix your things. Continue reading The Right to Repair Battle Has Come to Silicon Valley
iPhone CPU throttling controversy is fueling a new round of state-level right to repair legislation. Continue reading Washington Bill Would Make it Illegal to Sell Electronics That Don’t Have Easily Replaceable Batteries