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Reduce, reuse, recycle... repair!

This week, we proposed the ‘right to repair’ initiative, which will make it easier and cheaper for consumers to defective goods.

By repairing more goods and using them longer, consumers can not only enjoy sustainable consumption but will also achieve considerable savings!

Learn more about the proposal → europa.eu/!KKwHFh

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Natasha Nox 💙💛

@EU_Commission It's a start, but it got weakened way too much to be seen as "final answer" in regards to right to repair. The uphill battle against corporate interests just begun.

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Michal

@EU_Commission Great news, but I think the link is broken.

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ILAN

@EU_Commission Tesla private repair shops / no parts available.

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@EU_Commission if the hardware and software was open too, that would be the ideal. 😃

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uniq

@EU_Commission I would love to. However:
* intelectual property laws prevent repair efforts
* repair labor costs are by far exeed, prices of imported goods from sweatshops

If only there were a competent non-corrupt government regulating these issues with good intentions (i.e. trying to understand the issues and arguments involved, instaed of mostly following neoliberal ideology and industry lobbyist suggestions ...)

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LosBol

@EU_Commission maybe it would be better to talk about the duty of repair?

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Verwechslungsgefährte

@EU_Commission Who repairs packaging?

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Ponda

@EU_Commission This is a step in the right direction. But we can do way better than that. What about availability of spare parts and their fair pricing? The #EU could make a list of spare parts that producers would have to sell for their devices and impose a limit on their price, so that they don't cost more than a new device.
#righttorepair #repair

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John Robinson

@EU_Commission More common sense from the EU

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Nobody باچیز नास्ति (he/him)

@EU_Commission while you're at it, require that companies that don't follow this law planet wide shall have to pay a tax or a fee, per device, per month until the device is shown recovered by them.

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Robert Lepenies

@EU_Commission
What do people think about this

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