Fight to Repair
A dispute between an Apple authorized repair provider and its insurers exposed a settlement between the Cupertino company and a woman whose personal photos and video were stolen and posted online.
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Wired’s recent story of Kytch is notable for exposing the truth about McDonald’s notoriously fussy soft ice cream machines. But it is also about why a …
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I went on The Smashing Security podcast this week. We dug deep on the right to repair issue and how arguments about cybersecurity and privacy risks are…
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May 28CommentShare
Looking for stories: how’s “authorized repair” working for you? One of the “big lies” that get foisted by equipment manufacturers in hearings when they’re arguing against right to repair is that their “author…
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When Colorado lawmakers met to debate a right to repair bill last month, they had lots of concerns - many provided courtesy of Google.
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It took the US Federal Trade Commission two years and an Act of Congress to barf up the conclusions from its Nix the Fix event. In the end, the FTC sen…
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With 1.5m YouTube followers, Louis Rossmann is one of the most prominent voices in the right to repair movement. In this video, he and I talk about his…
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Without proper documentation, tools, keys, or parts, skilled technicians can’t always complete repairs. And without enough authorized technicians, devi…
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