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Apple is now suddenly an advocate of the "Right To Repair" movement! Previously they were one of it's biggest critics.
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Apple Switches Sides In Right To Repair
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Good news and it's nice that there finally seems to be a leak in the dam and a reversal in their opposition and their previous thinking but the reversal needs to be worldwide, and not just supporting one US State's proposal.
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