Name: We ask that we be allowed to fix our items
Uploaded: 2020-12-14T23:59:28+0000
Description: Segment 1201 of the Digital Millennium Copyright Act makes it unlawful to sidestep the advanced locks makers use to control admittance to the product on...

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Published Dec 14, 2020

Segment 1201 of the Digital Millennium Copyright Act makes it unlawful to sidestep the advanced locks makers use to control admittance to the product on their gadgets. That makes it practically difficult to do a few fixes—for instance, the optical drive on the PlayStation and Xbox is matched with the motherboard through programming that lone the maker can legitimately get to.

Today, iFixit, alongside our companions at Public Knowledge, EFF, and other Right to Repair backers and trailblazers, will document remarks requesting that the Copyright Office permit customers and fix specialists to legitimately fix and alter their product empowered gadgets. We assembled a board of specialists to examine their remarks.

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