Policy and industry developments, explained
This is where RepairYour.Tech reports and analyzes repair policy and industry behavior — not as a newsroom, but as an advocacy body that explains what changed, what it means, and what you can do about it.
Current analysis
Today the analysis lives where the evidence lives. Each of these is a maintained, sourced record — not a republished article:
Manufacturer report cards
Five-factor repairability grades with per-factor sources and the maker’s response.
AnalysisBill positions
Why we support or oppose each tracked bill, with the official source and full text.
AnalysisOur stance
The principles behind every position, and the independence policy that governs them.
What we report
- New or changed Right to Repair legislation, and what it changes in practice.
- Manufacturer behavior that helps or blocks independent repair.
- Evidence-backed developments in parts, tools, documentation, and software lockout.
We report in our own voice, link the original source, and do not republish full articles.
The standard every item will carry
When a standalone article or analysis lands, it must carry the §3.5 metadata in full:
- author;
- published and updated date;
- sources;
- an analysis-versus-reporting label where it matters;
- related bills, manufacturers, or campaigns;
- corrections and update history where warranted.
No standalone articles yet
No standalone article has been published yet, so none is listed here — we will not pad this page with placeholders. When the first article lands, it will appear above with its full metadata.