@RarebreedVC I'm looking for a VC to help me get the worlds first 1-page repair guide and patented repair system for smart phones, tablets, game systems, and more on the market to get big name repair companies using my product. Interested?
Companies have dumped massive amounts of disposable electronics on the world.
Scientists now say we should mine the trash for materials ... how about we just fix it?
#RightToRepair
Ever wanted to know more about the #RightToRepair movement? Most #RepairPeople don't know much about it. So we did a video to help the #TechRepair industry learn more.
Working with OEMs & Right to Repair from the JAN2022 TCA Webinar https://t.co/R2IvQxKtfh via @YouTube
@HalFullmer@APerzanowski@CUPAcademic Exactly. I’m all for right to repair but the “planned obsolescence” argument falls apart when you ask someone “would you pay $100,000 for a phone that never breaks and uses a super powerful processor that is 10 years ahead of everything, or $1000 iPhone?”
@chrispsciacca@nProctor That’s why instructions to to be made to make clear what is and is not safe to fix on your own. There’s no way you can get electrocuted by fixing a phone (unless you don’t unplug it). You can get electrocuted by using a hairdryer over a sink full of water. Ban hairdryers now?