The Right to Repair: Reclaiming the Things We Own
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A thing you own can still be hard to fix if a manufacturer controls the parts or restricts what its software will let a replacement part do. Perzanowski explains how design choices, markets, and intellectual property law shape who can do a repair. Read it for the history behind the debate about what ownership ought to let you do.
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