EU Right to Repair rules take effect today — repairs will get easier across Europe

The EU's Right to Repair directive came into force today, aiming to make it significantly easier for consumers to fix their broken electronics and household appliances. The rules require manufacturers to provide spare parts and repair tools. The changes are intended to extend product lifespans and reduce electronic waste over time.

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