Copyright Office Ruling Imposes Sweeping Right to Repair Reforms
This sounds like a niche for a small Pacific island.  Islands like Jersey and the Cook Islands tailor their legal systems to cater for those who want a looser financial system.  A small state could tailor their laws for those who want to repair things and potentially make a very nice "high tech" economy out of reverse engineering, importing broken stuff and exporting fixed stuff.  Copyright holders might try and block an import, but they would be fighting a harder battle against "parallel import" laws.<p>--<p>Edit: And they could set up a network of embassies around the world, with integrated repair shops.  Instead of visiting the Kiribati embassy to get a visa, you might visit to get your device fixed.