Right to Repair advocates aren't sold on Apple's Self Service Repair program

AppleInsider
Apr 27, 2022, 4:45 pm372 pts
Right to repair advocates and organizations say that the launch of Apple's new Self Service Repair program is a great step, but added that there are still "too many hoops to jump through." Apple Repair Program Nathan Proctor, the right to repair campaign director of the U.S. Public Research Interest Research…

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