The Right to Repair
The ability to repair items is supported by environmentalists, consumers, and servicemen, alike. Fixing products, rather than disposing of them,…
Investigating legislation and action regarding planned obsolescence and the Right to Repair movement.
The ability to repair items is supported by environmentalists, consumers, and servicemen, alike. Fixing products, rather than disposing of them,…
Apple: Think Different. Microsoft: Be What’s Next. Intel: Leap Ahead. These major corporations have slogans that all encompass innovation, creativity,…
Major questions are posed by planned obsolescence: how often must products be replaced? Where do used products go? How accessible…
Roaming the isles of any retail store, variations of the same products clutter the shelves and overwhelm consumers with choice….
Planned obsolescence: “a policy of producing consumer goods that rapidly become obsoleteĀ and so require replacing, achieved by frequent changes in…
Have you noticed that your iPhone battery dies quicker after a few years? Or your refrigerator inconveniently malfunctions right after…