Right. At the same time, if a vendor puts in place a technological protection that would attempt to prevent the consumer from repairing the product themselves, what this would do is say that the consumer can try to get around that technological protection and repair their own product at their own risk, and then it really becomes a decision for the customer on whether or not to respect the technological measure put in place by this vendor, or to try to find some way around it. Is that a fair characterization?
On June 22nd, 2021. See this statement in context.