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Story summary
- Right to Repair reforms emphasize consistent repairability scores to guide consumer choices.
- Twenty-two states pursue such legislation, with New York, Oregon, Colorado, Minnesota, and Washington having enacted laws.
- Oregon and Colorado have banned parts pairing, hindering independent repairs.
- Apple Inc. has allowed genuine parts, but critics say changes are insufficient due to third-party restrictions and software support timelines affecting device longevity.
