TECH

Repairing smartphones, tablets and computers will get easier in California
We all know the headaches associated with broken devices, be it smartphones, tablets or computers, when it is necessary to access the assistance of their respective brands. Regardless of the quality of the service, the waiting time to get the equipment back makes it easy for users to go to alternative stores, especially when they are out of warranty, to speed up procedures and preferably pay less. The problem is that the repair materials are usually "white mark", that is, they do not offer the quality of the original and technicians are not always qualified to do the job.It was in this way created the "right of reparation" law, which has been gradually adopted by the different states of North America and has now arrived in California. The law states that companies must provide repair guides and official replacement parts to their customers or independent professionals to provide quality service. This makes the repair market more competitive, increasing its quality and lowering invoice prices.The law gives the people themselves the right to repair their equipment and at the same time, as a side effect, reducing the technological waste inherent in the constant replacement of devices. This freedom of redress also encourages personal entrepreneurship, creating opportunities for people to learn and eventually develop their inventive spirit.

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