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Third party repir shops can offer the customer a much cheaper option to fix their electronics.
For example, Apple will charge you €361.10 to fix an iPhone 11 pro max screen, while in a local shop in Galway, you can get it fixed for €240.

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The supporters of right to repir bill include tech recyclers and citizens. For example, in Washington, not a single regular citizen registered against the bill.

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Tech giants like  Apple, Microsoft, Amazon, Google, and Facebook all have recently lobbied on Right to Repair legislation.

Other companies that contribute to lobbying efforts against Right to Repair are cumulatively worth about $10.7 trillion. They include Tesla, Johnson & Johnson, AT&T, Lilly Inc., T-Mobile, Medtronic, Caterpillar, John Deere, General Electric, Philips, eBay and others.

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Small businesses and independent entrepreneurs are making the biggest impact in reducing the carbon footprint of business, as stated in a report by Changemakers.com. Small and medium sized enterprises are at the forefront of saving the environment.

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Especially since the beginning of pandemic, local and small businesses have been supported more by the customers. We realised the importance of small business and many chose to support local businesses which suffered most because of Covid, rather than large companies.

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Small businesses can offer a more personalized and customized service. With large businesses, there is often a "one size fits all" mentality. Small businesses use this to their advantage by taking the time to get to know the potential customer, evaluating their needs and developing a solution that is perfect for the customer.