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The Right-to-Repair Movement

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The Right-to-Repair movement advocates for laws requiring manufacturers to provide consumers and independent repair businesses with access to parts, tools, and service information needed to repair products.

We dig behind The Right-to-Repair Movement's stated narrative to unravel the real strategy — the calls that actually shaped it, and why they played out the way they did.

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The Ecosystem Lock-In · Moat & Competition
Right-to-Repair Is Winning the Argument and Losing the Footnotes
The movement got a $99M John Deere settlement, a live FTC lawsuit, and laws in New York and California. But read the fine print: New York's law lets makers sell parts in bundles and keep their passwords. The wins are real. So are the carve-outs that hollow them out.
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