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How California s Right to Repair bill will tackle the state s e-waste

MORE iFixit is a free, open source community where people teach each other how to fix everything from an iPhone to a toaster. Image by Mike Royer. Kyle Wiens is so good at fixing things that he makes a living at it. He has a pop-up service that repairs any of your old broken stuff. He’s on a mission to take us back to a time when there was a TV or vacuum cleaner repair shop in every neighborhood, and we fixed everything from socks to cars by ourselves. Somewhere around the 1980s, that started to change. “The VCR was the moment where we went from every product that you bought, you could fix it yourself or you could hire a professional, and all of a sudden the VCRs were complex, cheap plastic parts,” he says. “And that was the beginning of this trend to where now, everything is disposable.

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Right to Repair: Saves Consumers Money, Promotes Local Jobs Rather than Global Supply Chains

I worked for 30+ years in the electronics industry, in both manufacturing and product design. I have been in meetings where plans were made to assure a 10 year support life for a company’s product by making a “lifetime buy” of a vendor’s parts after a vendor announced they would no longer be making a component in the future. As I recall, millions of dollars were tied up in inventory of these parts, some of which may never be used. And some state taxing authorities tax inventories, discouraging companies from keeping a large stock of repair parts. I do like to repair my own equipment.

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