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Lenovo's latest financial results are the first time the company has reported under its new organisational structure.
iFixit chief Kyle Wiens claims Apple, Samsung, and Microsoft are monopolising the supply chain and designing products to prevent users from being able to easily repair them.
Under the expanded program, independent repair providers will have access to genuine Apple parts, tools, repair manuals, and diagnostics for out-of-warranty repairs.
Failing to do so could have public safety and national security implications, the EFA claims.
The Productivity Commission said it is investigating whether to follow in the footsteps of France where a labelling system exists to help consumers better understand the life of a product.
IGEA, AMTA, and John Deere argue changes to improve right to repair would cause confusion, expose consumers to potential harm, and hurt innovation.
Australia's Department of Home Affairs and the Department of Agriculture, Water and Environment also think a labelling scheme to help consumers better understand the life of a product is a good idea.
The Federal Trade Commission has unanimously agreed to adopt a policy statement that will target illegal repair restrictions.
The Productivity Commission has released in a draft report seven ways that consumers' right to repair could be made easier.
Lenovo has celebrated what it has dubbed as achieving 'historic highs' for FY21.