I just need to understand. Your thinking is that when the bill was originally designed, it did not pay enough attention to the right to repair and how quickly technology evolves. There are things that we learn on YouTube, simple things, and people are smarter nowadays about fixing things on their own.
I heard a lot of discussion about the automaker agreement. I remember the days of looking at how much it cost to buy a phone with a contract or without a contract. The major hurdle was that if you bought a phone without a contract, then you had to find somebody to unlock it if you had to travel somewhere else. Now we don't have this headache anymore.
I definitely see the benefit of what you're talking about. At the same time, I wonder if, in your view, there should be limitations as to the type of product or the type of industry, because obviously trained professionals are also a concern.
Maybe it's your vision that anyone can repair this or circumvent it. Is it only those technicians who receive some degree of training who are allowed to circumvent the TPM? What are your thoughts on that?