Hawaii SB2052 mandates smartphone manufacturers to provide documentation, parts, and tools for repairs to independent providers and owners.
Hawaii SB2052, the Right to Repair Act, requires smartphone manufacturers to make documentation, parts, and tools available to independent repair providers and owners for the diagnosis, maintenance, or repair of smartphones. This includes any updates to information or embedded software. The act defines "smartphone" as a mobile device with a mobile operating system, capable of internet browsing, text messaging, and digital voice communication. It also mandates that manufacturers provide special documentation, tools, and parts for resetting security locks or functions.
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