Right to Repair 2026: what now applies to devices
From 31 July 2026 the right to repair applies: which devices are covered, what manufacturers must deliver and when repairing beats replacing a device.
Between streaming, video calls, online banking and working from home, digital everyday life has long been normal — and still regularly becomes confusing. This category helps to sort it out: setting up televisions and streaming services and keeping track of subscriptions, managing music and photos, video calls with the family, tidying up mailboxes, organising appointments and documents digitally, and setting up a home workspace you can actually sit and work at for longer. We show which settings save time, which automations are worthwhile and where it is fine to deliberately do without technology. Practical, with examples from real daily life rather than product brochures. We also explain how to sort out subscriptions, accounts and passwords once — and how to maintain that order with little effort.
From 31 July 2026 the right to repair applies: which devices are covered, what manufacturers must deliver and when repairing beats replacing a device.
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