Re:The Right to Repair could help address a critical shortag...
by sumedh on Sunday September 06, 2020 @10:13PM
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> It shouldn't be this all-or-nothing approach
I dont understand your point, so you want companies to build two types of devices, one which is not water resistant/proof but can be easily repaired and another device which is water resistant but hard to repair?
Re:The Right to Repair could help address a critical shortag...
by NewOrderNow on Monday September 07, 2020 @10:46AM
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He wants a diverse market with options. Not 3 companies telling you what to do.
Re:The Right to Repair could help address a critical shortag...
by sumedh on Monday September 07, 2020 @10:56AM
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There are lots of companies manufacturing phones not just 3.
Re:The Right to Repair could help address a critical shortag...
by grishka on Monday September 07, 2020 @01:12PM
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Yes but there's not much diversity in the phones themselves. Whichever company you choose, you're most likely getting an impenetrable giant glass slab.
Re:The Right to Repair could help address a critical shortag...
by ceejayoz on Monday September 07, 2020 @04:19PM
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> Whichever company you choose, you're most likely getting an impenetrable giant glass slab.
Which is probably a good indication that the market for other styles of devices is quite small, right?
It shouldn't be this all-or-nothing approach. We need choice and diversity in these markets. Same applies to screen sizes, btw — everyone's different, some people do watch video on their phone, some are disgusted by the very idea of it.