Apple’s screen replacement lock could have killed our local repair shops. We need Right to Repair to prevent it from happening again.

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Apple’s screen replacement lock could have killed our local repair shops. We need Right to Repair to prevent it from happening again.

Apple’s iPhone 13 screen replacement block could have shattered the independent repair market.

Thanks to our advocacy and repair shop owners like you who raised the alarm, Apple has since pledged to walk back the software lock. But we shouldn’t have to scream bloody murder every time a manufacturer institutes anti-repair designs. If we want independent repair shops to exist in our local communities, we have no choice but to enact Right to Repair reforms to protect them from this predatory, monopolistic behavior.

That’s where you come in. Sign the letter below to show your legislators how crucial Right to Repair is to continue the viability of independent repair businesses across the country.

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Apple’s screen replacement lock could have killed our local repair shops. We need Right to Repair to prevent it from happening again.

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