Defeat Planned Obsolescence and Embrace the Right to Repair

When was the last time you repaired any of your gadgets, computers, or other hardware? Or did you pay for a repair with an approved dealer, perhaps covered by device insurance? Technology companies are increasingly removing the right to repair, by introducing planned obsolescence into designs.

Show Notes

You'll find these links useful for this week's Really Useful Podcast.

• What Is Right to Repair?
• Defend Your Right to Repair With Linux

Once again, Christian Cawley and James Frew are this week's hosts. Follow them on Twitter as @thegadgetmonkey and @jimjamfroo.

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