CA Governor passes Right to Repair Act 

oh california will give you one thing and take away 4 more that is how they fool the people. its gonna get worse i bet on that

Nothing. I believe consoles were excluded from this bill iirc. It's really difficult to get console r2r passed due to such strong lobbying from the opposition.

Yup

I’ve seen that on all phone operating systems. You are probably only familiar with iOS.

@@Bigpopp1 nah I had a $50 android that I had for years everytime my new phone would mess up I would go back to it at the end I just ended up using it as my main phone had it for a few more years till it finally broke & I could always download the same apps

You'll generally get about five to six years worth of iOS updates before your phone no longer is compatible with the newer aps. But honestly only a very small percentage of people actually retain their phones for that long; I generally keep my phones for about 4ish years and have the battery replaced at least once. While phones do have issues most people are careless with their devices and never have a screen protector or phone case and act surprised when they drop it and have to spend hundreds to fix it.

@@BartBasquiato ive had the same iphone x for years. it still works, can download apps, gets security updates. apple typically supports devices for much longer than anyone who puts out devices running android. its one of the few things they tend to do better

@@DeenaMilkers how much was your iPhone thoe? See the difference

You are confusing "free market" with "unregulated market". They are not the same. An unregulated market virtually never results in what Smith means by the term "free market".

@@DKonigsbachhe is absolutely correct, all those stupid act feels like a communist party, that's why there are licensing and patents, if you don't like it don't use it , it's that simple

@@DKonigsbach Yes that’s what a free market is. If a company wants to not provide parts to their products they shouldn’t have to. To Force them is NOT a free market. Regulations are for fair practice. I think you’re confused on the definition. Our country did not become economic power it is by over regulating business functions. We because a power and grew only when regulation were at a minimum and business can flourish. I am speaking as a business owner myself. California is over regulated and look at the state of Business here. In your opinion is this a state you want to grow a business in ?

@@louiec9534 It sure dose feel like a communist creep happing in California. He dose not understand business. Corporations will leave as they have done. It’s the reason why we are #1 in job loss, and corporations leaving the state. Also, #1 in high income earners leaving … 25% of the tax base has left the state.

​@@louiec9534The Communist crap again ? You didn't get tired out of the same blah, blah, everything is a Communist trying to get you ! 😂😂😂