EU Right to Repair Rules Force Companies to Fix Out-of-Warranty Devices

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By Tim HardwickApr 24, 2024, 6:04 am253 pts
The European Commission has waved through new 'right to repair' legislation that aims to make it easier for consumers to get their broken devices fixed, even if products are out of warranty. The EU already requires companies to offer a two-year minimum warranty on common household appliances and electronics,…

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