Modifies the definition of original equipment manufacturer and the manufacture date for right to repair compliance; repeals certain limitations on.
This bill amends the definition of an original equipment manufacturer to include those offering diagnosis, maintenance, or repair services for their own digital electronic equipment. It also modifies the manufacture date when hardware must comply with the right to repair law. The bill repeals certain limitations on the right to repair law, including the requirement for independent repair providers to provide written notices and the prohibition on offering parts pre-assembled with other parts.
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