We're constantly being told we need to recycle more, repair and throw out less waste. Yet huge companies, such as the likes of Apple, are doing everything to make repairing as hard as possible and even attempt to block the right to repair.<br>How are we meant to look out for the planet when the likes of Apple would rather throw out a 99% working device than allow anyone to repair it. The same idiotic approach applies to sealed units you now see on cars or white goods. It's all designed to maximise profit coz sealed units cost more to buy, but it's bad for the environment, it's wasteful, and denies repairability.<br>Any law that improves the Right to Repair has to be a good thing.,(reply>), @Deniell De Vries my point still stands, as if the software can't be fixed it still renders the product useless!,(reply>), It's a digital law now a physical one. You can fix the software but the hardware can still be the same.