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

@Eccles I bought one like this a month ago

The rapper called it b-day, I like that

WD - 3yrs, Seagate 2yrs

Toshiba - 2 yrs

Wait b-day is like ... To wash yo ass

WD cheaper models are 2yr

Most mobos are 2yrs

Most stuff is 2yrs now due to EU law

I bought my HDD in 2012 and it's been in a machine running 24/7

I don't doubt it, Wacka, i've got a pair of drives in mine, albeit not used as boot drives, put in there in 2005

Correction; I have a Transcend SSD with 5 yrs warranty