Activism Apple’s Self-Repair Vision Is Here, and It’s Got a Catch Update April 28, 2022: This article originally misquoted the price for an in-store iPhone 12 display repair. This repair currently costs $279, not $365 as initially stated. Apple is finally… April 27, 2022 by Elizabeth Chamberlain - iFixit
Tech News iFixit and Google are Launching a Genuine Pixel Parts Program We’re delighted to announce that we are working with Google to sell genuine parts for Pixel phones, starting later this year. You can learn more about it in Google’s blog… April 8, 2022 by Kyle Wiens - iFixit
Repair Guides Expanding our Samsung Galaxy guides At the beginning of March we took apart the new Samsung Galaxy S22 to see what’s sweating in the latest models and compare them to their predecessors. We then immediately… March 31, 2022 by Tobias Isakeit - iFixit
Right to Repair The Freedom to Repair Act Will Make All Electronic Repairs Legal Restoring our right to repair what we own is being considered in the US House of Representatives right now. Today, Representatives Mondaire Jones of New York (D) and Victoria Spartz… February 2, 2022 by Elizabeth Chamberlain - iFixit
Right to Repair Joe Biden Says You Should Have a Right to Repair President Biden believes in the right to repair. He told the White House Competition Council last night that customers should have more choice in where their things are fixed, with… January 25, 2022 by Kevin Purdy
Right to Repair Repair Isn’t Piracy—And the Copyright Office (Kind of) Gets it Now iFixit and our Right to Repair allies have long fought to make it so no repair is illegal under copyright law. On Wednesday, we racked up an important, if limited,… October 28, 2021 by Kerry Sheehan
Right to Repair Over 15,000 People Want the FTC to Fight for Our Right to Repair The Federal Trade Commission has held a workshop, heard awful repair stories, and now has received 15,059 signatures asking them to enforce a fair repair market. iFixit, along with US… April 21, 2021 by Kevin Purdy
Tech News Apple Is Using France’s New Repairability Scoring—Here’s How It Works A little wrench can make a big difference. In France, Apple, Samsung, Microsoft and other device makers are moving toward transparency and better long-term support for their products. They’re not… March 1, 2021 by Kevin Purdy
Right to Repair Top European Right to Repair Wins 2020 Looking back on 2020, it’s hard to avoid the bad times—but good things can grow, even under heavy rain. The challenges of isolation and a disrupted supply chain led to… December 31, 2020 by Dorothea Kessler
Right to Repair We’re Hosting a Press Call to Discuss How Copyright Law Hinders Repair Every three years, the US Copyright Office wields tremendous power, deciding what is legal to jailbreak or repair, and what is not. Their filing deadline for hardware freedom requests is… December 11, 2020 by Olivia Webb