Share Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Pinterest Bluesky Threads Das europäische Fairphone betritt den US-Markt und nutzt die Nachfrage nach Reparaturrechten https://www.reuters.com/business/retail-consumer/europes-fairphone-enters-us-market-tapping-right-to-repair-demand-2025-11-05/ Von Sharp_Win_7989
ApostleofV8 on 06.11.2025 5:57 p.m. Good to see more push for Right to Repair. The proprietary BS has been getting out of hand for a long time. Now how about making cars that can be fixed with a hammer instead of needing some super special awesome factory diagnostic tool to fix…
TheoryOfDevolution on 06.11.2025 6:08 p.m. Overpriced and underspecced. For repairability, we can’t expect top-tier hardware but the ones in the Fairphone is downright embarrassing.
Starskeet on 06.11.2025 6:46 p.m. Right to repair is great for local business. You know that the major parties in the US are all in the pocket of big tech if they are against it.
Beyllionaire on 06.11.2025 7:21 p.m. I wished I could support them but they really need to improve the cameras and their updates.
sajukktheeternal on 06.11.2025 8:50 p.m. I’m tired of MAGA trash ideology being pushed all over the world. Good to see some european common sense being exported abroad for a change
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Good to see more push for Right to Repair. The proprietary BS has been getting out of hand for a long time.
Now how about making cars that can be fixed with a hammer instead of needing some super special awesome factory diagnostic tool to fix…
Overpriced and underspecced. For repairability, we can’t expect top-tier hardware but the ones in the Fairphone is downright embarrassing.
Right to repair is great for local business. You know that the major parties in the US are all in the pocket of big tech if they are against it.
The newest Fairphone is actually pretty great
I wished I could support them but they really need to improve the cameras and their updates.
I’m tired of MAGA trash ideology being pushed all over the world. Good to see some european common sense being exported abroad for a change
They should promote the Google free edition. I