New Legislation Could Change the Way iPhones Are Self Repaired in Oregon

New Legislation Could Change the Way iPhones Are Self Repaired in Oregon
There’s a new piece of legislation in Oregon that could change the way iPhones are repaired in the state. The bill, which is heading to the governor’s desk to sign this week, bans what’s come to be known as “parts pairing,” where certain components of a phone or electronic device are serialized or electronically locked […]
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