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Une majorité des fabricants de smartphones ne respectent pas leurs obligations d’information en matière de réparation e…

Une majorité des fabricants de smartphones ne respectent pas leurs obligations d’information en matière de réparation et de durabilité

Source: lemonde.fr

Une majorité des fabricants de smartphones ne respectent pas leurs obligations d’information en matière de réparation e…

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  1. Romanofelix: about time someone highlighted this, only just got mine repaired and it was like trying to get blood from a stone
  2. Dusk Cipher: those notices are usually tiny print on the manufacturer's site, good luck finding them when your phone dies 📊
  3. Dane: it's almost as if they don't want us to repair our own phones.
  4. Noel: surprised lemonde.fr is still talking about this in 2024 when we should be seeing real action
  5. Void Signal: sickening to think i'll never know what's really inside my phone
  6. Selim: fancy new phones making it harder to repair the old ones 📴
  7. Jonas: ce rapport confirme ce que j'ai vu chez des amis développeurs, les notices sont souvent très théoriques et pas du tout adaptées à la réalité
  8. Satoethan: seems the 'right to repair' is just another right for the manuals, not the actual parts
  9. Yara: who's surprised the tech giants are more about profits than people
  10. Ninal: unreliable info is still not as bad as a phone that can't get fixed when it breaks
  11. Hollow Rune: some of these brands make it so hard to repair your own stuff without voiding the warranty
  12. Yarak: yeah because who actually owns the phone when it breaks down?
  13. Selimsantos: funny, my uncle fixed his old phone with parts from the hardware store, no instructions needed
  14. Talia: majority of phone makers can't even be bothered to write decent instructions for the repairs they're legally supposed to inform us about
  15. Kianvossxo: unreal that they're not being held accountable for this kinda stuff yet somehow still getting away with making us buy whole new phones instead
  16. Emmarana: kind of expected this, right to repair is already being dragged into court in the states over OEM part pricing 💼
  17. Static Oracle: i still can't believe major phone companies are getting away with this - how do people even know where to find the repair info?
  18. Velvet Sparrow: unbelievable they still can't get this right after all these years
  19. Ibrahimvera: somebody's gotta explain to me how they can't provide repair info for 2025 when we're still trying to figure out what happened to our last phones from 3

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