Scandal Apple Has Been Fined €25 Million for Deliberately Slowing Down iPhones in 2017 Remember when Apple throttled iPhones in order to prevent crashes caused by worn-down batteries? We called it Batterygate, and the French government is calling it what it is: criminal. The… February 7, 2020 by Whitson Gordon
Video We Testified for Right to Repair in Washington—And It Was Easy! February 6, 2020 by Whitson Gordon
iFixit Do You Buy Used or Refurbished Electronics? Why Or Why not? February 6, 2020 by Whitson Gordon
How To Get Your Broken Switch Back in the Game in 30 Minutes The Nintendo Switch is a remarkable device, in more ways than one. Despite being a kinda-portable, kinda-console system, it’s remarkably repairable. If you’ve got drifting Joy-Cons, a faulty game card… February 4, 2020 by Kevin Purdy
Right to Repair Right to Repair is Happening in Massachusetts Right Now. We Need Your Help. We are on the cusp of a major Right to Repair victory in Massachusetts, and we need your help. We asked you to call Representative Tackey Chan and convince him… February 3, 2020 by Olivia Webb
Tech News Apple’s Mac Pro Is Accessible, But They Still Don’t Trust You These two things can be true: Apple’s new Mac Pro is repairable, and Apple still exerts too much restrictive control over the device. At a glance, Apple delivered the kind… January 28, 2020 by Kevin Purdy
Right to Repair Right to Repair: A Timeline of Fighting for the Fix Companies have been trying to control the products they sell, after they sell them, for decades. Take a look at the challenges and victories of the Right to Repair movement… January 24, 2020 by Kevin Purdy
