Some of the arguments against the right to repair include concerns about intellectual property rights and the potential for unauthorized modifications to create safety risks. Manufacturers often argue that making their products easily repairable would infringe on their intellectual property rights and could allow third-party repair services to access proprietary information. There are also concerns that allowing individuals or third-party repair services to modify or repair products could compromise their safety or lead to unintended consequences. Some manufacturers also argue that they should not be responsible for repairs or modifications made by unauthorized repair services, and that such repairs could void the product warranty.
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