Why don’t companies want you to repair your stuff? - Aaron Perzanowski

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Companies increasingly limit consumer repairs through tactics like parts pairing and restricted information access, leading to more waste. Critics argue this resembles planned obsolescence, while manufacturers cite cybersecurity and liability concerns. Movements advocating for repair rights are growing, with communities establishing repair cafes to promote a culture of fixing rather than discarding items.
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