The so-called "repair program" Apple is offering is designed to do just enough to convince legislators that its doing something and that actual proper "right to repair" laws (the kind that would allow people like Louis Rossman and Jessa Jones to access the chips and other components needed to actually fix motherboards and save people's data rather than people being forced to buy a new device and loosing their data). What we need is for people who actually care about right to repair (everyone from the guys who want to fix iPhones to all those farmers who want to be able to get their tractors fixed without paying extortion money to John Deere) to continue putting pressure on legislators to pass proper comprehensive "right to repair" laws.