Parts pairing used by Apple set to be outlawed by Oregon

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By Ben LovejoyMar 5, 2024, 8:55 am296 pts
The practice of parts pairing – which can prevent third-party repair shops from cannibalising broken devices for parts – is set to be outlawed by Oregon. The legislature just passed the toughest right to repair legislation seen to date, and it now requires only the governor’s signature to pass into law … more…

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