The Right to Repair movement seeks to empower consumers to repair their own devices by challenging corporate practices that hinder this ability.
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The Right to Repair movement seeks to empower consumers to repair their own devices by challenging corporate practices that hinder this ability.
Parent: Consumer RightsEntity: Right to Repair movementImpact: positiveDate: Jul 21, 2026 - Jul 23, 2026Target: The Right to Repair movement
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iFixit built a business on the idea that you should be able to fix your own stuff. But manufacturers keep making it harder. Join iFixit CEO Kyle Wiens and Adam Savage for a livestream with EFF on July 23 about the Right to Repair movement. Bring your questions! https://eff.org/livestream-r2r
74 boosts · 50 favs · 1 replies · Jul 21, 2026
Want to get involved in the Right to Repair movement but don't know where to start? Join leaders in the movement, Adam Savage and iFixit CEO Kyle Wiens TODAY at 9 AM PT for a live conversation and Q&A. https://eff.org/livestream-r2r
7 boosts · 3 favs · 1 replies · Jul 23, 2026
The Right to Repair movement is bigger than fixing your phone. It's a community of everyday people pushing back against corporate control. Join EFF, Adam Savage, and iFixit CEO Kyle Wiens TOMORROW, July 23, to learn how to get involved. Live Q&A included! https://eff.org/livestream-r2r
14 boosts · 1 favs · 0 replies · Jul 22, 2026