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6th September 2022, 09:22 | #1 |
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| EU regulators want 5 years of smartphone parts, much better batteries The most notable proposed fix (listed in Annex II) is for phone makers and sellers to make “professional repairers” available for five years after the date a phone is removed from the market. Those repairers would have access to parts including the battery, display, cameras, charging ports, mechanical buttons, microphones, speakers, and hinge assemblies (including for folding phones and tablets). https://www.osnews.com/story/135254/...ter-batteries/ |
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