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Explore Scientology opposes Right to Repair - this is where I call it quits... with 346,320 views, 20,317 likes, and 3,858 comments. Experience the impact of this video content that has captured audience attention.

00:00 - Intro 00:12 - The DMCA isn't all bad 00:30 - Section 1201, on the other hand, is horrible 00:44 - What is section 1201? 01:12 - Example of section 1201 screwing over repair 02:08 - Example of section 1201 preventing technological progress 02:44 - Section 1201 needs to go, and I'm trying to make that happen 03:12 - Reading the scientology letter 06:15 - The takeaway from this video - manufacturer does NOT OWN THE DEVICE POST-SALE. 06:47 - An automotive analogy 07:14 - Back to the scientology letter 08:05 - Their asked edit makes this exemption useless since every manufacturer will include it in their EULA 10:17 - These people scare me.... 10:54 - Scientology vs. the IRS 12:08 - Scientology "fair game" 13:01 - Disappearances 14:01 - This is where I check out 15:45 - merchandise!

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