retaildetail.eu
Applefags are seething right now.
EU aims to abolish planned obsolescence
Samuel Miller
Other urls found in this thread:
economists-pick-research.hktdc.com
retaildetail.eu
express.co.uk
voiceofeurope.com
voiceofeurope.com
twitter.com
Connor Cook
>inb4 amerimuts go into full damage control
Nathan Young
I think phones should come like PCs, with no OS installed on. The user should be free to install whatever they want on it. Sure, will make normies cry, but who cares?
Elijah Richardson
Another retarded EU initiative like forcing those fucking GDPR/cookie popups on every website and also banning the production of memes
Christian Wood
Why? Do you think if your phone breaks only the manufacturer should be able to repair it at exorbitant prices?
Landon Nguyen
this article is over a year old
a cursory google search revealed more recent articles
economists-pick-research.hktdc.com
retaildetail.eu
and a 7 hour old reddit post featuring the same article you posted, OP. perhaps you should return from whence you came, or at the very least put some fucking thought into your postings
Sebastian Scott
Whats so bad about more accessible parts and a longer warranty?
Anthony Long
this must be bait/jealously, right?
>hey do you want us to rape your privacy?
yurop: "no, please don't sell my data to third parties"
amerifats: "OOHHH GAWD I NEED TO CLICK AN EXTRA BUTTON, TAKE MY PRIVACY AND WHORE IT OUT AS MUCH AS YOU WANT"
Brayden Gutierrez
It's an American thing, they love being cucked for some reason.
Michael Diaz
>Devices should also be easier to repair: batteries and other components should be freely accessible for replacement, unless safety dictates otherwise
I can guarantee that manufacturers will continue to jew people out on easily replaceable batteries by using the (((safety))) clause, like using super strong glue/tape on the battery so you'd need to pry/bend the battery pack to get it out which could cause an explosion.