U.S. Right-to-Repair Legislation Momentum Beyond Oregon and Into Statewide Reform
The right-to-repair movement has gained significant traction across the United States, advocating for legislation that enables consumers to repair their own devices and appliances without being hindered by manufacturer restrictions. This movement aims to counteract planned obsolescence, where companies create products designed to fail or become outdated, compelling consumers to purchase new items rather than repairing existing ones.