Either way, toddle off and come up with an alternative to right-to-repair, or mandatory long warranties

Fuck the chinks

and Fuck the Jews

simple as

RtR is coming to the question of private property, thus it seems to me like a place for a government intervention for protection property rights

The notion of private property will die if you do nothing

Or the environment will

Again

The main question that RtR is actually going around is who owns the phone after purchase

The person who bought it

Well

The manufacturers are arguing that you only loan it from them.

And you're OK with that?

I agree with you BTW

No

Not at all

Then why the hesitation?

That's why I've said it's a case of property rights which the companies should lose

It's not about forcing the company to produce something, it's about who owns the phone.

Thus, RtR should go through m

Nothing i've said implies forcing companies to produce something

With the ports? We are talking about something that changes over time, under this law, USB C would've never existed if it needed to conform the law.

@Eccles availability for 5/10 years by law is de facto forcing the company to produce it.

Said warranty for 5/10 years, not availability for it

Alex Jones talking about brexit on Beeb

Female Alex Jones?

@Eccles define "warranty"

Yarp

Fix or replace, Dostayer

They're having school kids describe brexit

@Eccles it's already happening though

Where?

Lol this kid "people who wanted to leave called people who wanted to stay remoaners cos they moan all the time"

@Eccles in case of a hardware fail? All the times

No consumer electronics come with 5 year warranties, much less 10

Especially in PC hardware

HDD do come with 5 years warranties.

Oo a Brexit rap!

It's not bad

lol, nope

12mth, 24mt tops