Debate over whether consumers and repair shops have a right-to-repair devices and what the limitations to that right might be has grown louder over the past 10 years
Jerry Nadler: “Debate over whether consumers and repair shops have a right-to-repair devices and what the limitations to that right…”
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Nadler discusses the increasing debate on consumers' right to repair devices.
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