Revise the Current 'Right to Repair' regulations

Revise the Current 'Right to Repair' regulations — 461 signatures. Status: closed.

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We demand that the UK Government revise the current ‘right to repair’ regulations to include smartphones, cordless phones, tablets, and laptops.

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Right to repair regulations make it law that when you buy certain products, you have a right to repair them when they break - but it does not include smartphones, tablets or laptops. This means that people are trapped in a constant cycle of replacing these pieces of tech. This is bad for the environment, bad for your pocket, and only good for the profit of huge companies.

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