Manufacturers will be required to offer spare parts and publish security updates for an extended period. Energy labels will show a repairability index as well as energy efficiency.

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    No requirements on replaceable batteries?

    Its in there. At least for phones without a high enough waterproof rating

    making the USB-C port easy to repair

    As far as I know it should be in there too, or at least a „make significant parts replaceable”

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      3 days ago

      Its in there. At least for phones without a high enough waterproof rating

      Gonna guess all the phone manufacturers will coincidentally determine that waterproofing is a feature desperately needed by the European market on all tiers.

      Also won’t affect iPhones since they’re already all “waterproof.”

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      Wait, really? I’d love to see replaceable batteries make a comeback, but something tells me that companies will prefer to up the water resistance instead.