For decades, basic repairs were an ordinary part of owning a car or household appliance. People changed their own oil, replaced their brake pads, and fixed broken appliances without having to take their products back to the manufacturer. Today, however, manufacturers increasingly restrict access to the parts, tools, and technical information needed to make those […]
For decades, basic repairs were an ordinary part of owning a car or household appliance. People changed their own oil, replaced their brake pads, and fixed broken appliances without having to take their products back to the manufacturer. Today, however, manufacturers increasingly restrict access to the parts, tools, and technical information needed to make those […]
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