
Fight to Repair reports from the front lines of the global fight for the right to repair our stuff. Written by Paul Roberts and Jack Monahan of Secure Resilient Future Foundation (SRFF), F2R brings you original reporting, news roundups and podcasts.
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In the latest fight to repair news round-up: PIRG's e-waste graveyard is filling up. Also: Harley owners demand a right to repair. And: Vizio's new smart TV can go dumb (that's a good thing)!
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As we reported yesterday, The Federal Trade Commission, joined by the attorneys general of Arizona, Illinois, Michigan, Minnesota, and Wisconsin, reached a settlement with Deere & Company to expand farmers’ ability to repair their own equip...
For years, farmers have been told that they owned their tractors—but not really.
If a machine threw an error code, needed a software reset, or required certain electronic repairs, many John Deere owners found themselves waiting for an auth...
For years, farmers have argued that John Deere has built a repair monopoly by locking down the software, tools, and diagnostics needed to fix the equipment they already own. Now, one of the very farmers who helped bring that fight to court...
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Fight to Repair Newsletter covers the front lines of the global fight for our right to repair our stuff.
Editor @ Fight to Repair
I'm a journalist with deep experience covering cybersecurity. I publish Fight to Repair News and founded Secure Repairs & Secure Resilient Future Foundation (SRFF). My writing has appeared in Mother Jones, Forbes, Christian Science Monitor, and more.
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