Minnesota Governor Signs Sweeping Right-to-Repair Bill Into Law
Starting next year, electronics manufacturers must provide Minnesotans and independent repair shops with the tools and parts needed to fix broken devices.
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Starting next year, electronics manufacturers must provide Minnesotans and independent repair shops with the tools and parts needed to fix broken devices.
Just one state demanding free repair manuals could benefit all fixers.
From the column: "Government mandates impose compliance costs, increasing the cost of manufacturing devices and ultimately making them more expensive for consumers."
“Currently, there are a lot of products that can only be repaired by the manufacturer or by technicians tied to the manufacturer,” said Representative Ruth Briggs King, the prime House
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