Right to repair: Spare parts and services price Europeans out of fixing their gadgets
The EU’s Right to Repair Directive is now in force, but for many consumers, fixing a broken appliance or smartphone still costs more than buying a new one.
Right to repair: Spare parts and services price Europeans out of fixing their gadgets
The EU’s Right to Repair Directive is now in force, but for many consumers, fixing a broken appliance or smartphone still costs more than buying a new one. Grouped from 3 articles across 1 sources.
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Right to repair: Spare parts and services price Europeans out of fixing their gadgets
The EU’s Right to Repair Directive is now in force, but for many consumers, fixing a broken appliance or smartphone still costs more than buying a new one.
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