Comments by "MarcosElMalo2" (@MarcosElMalo2) on "Feds Order Harley-Davidson to Honor Right-to-Repair" video.

  1.  @Skank_and_Gutterboy  Harley might make more money on clothing, accessories, and licensing. It’s been a “lifestyle” company for a couple of decades.
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  2. I’m not a big fan of subscription software, but I don’t think it’s right to prohibit companies from using a subscription model.
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  3. It’s mostly dentists and accountants that buy Harleys. I think doctors and lawyers not so much.
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  4. Not everybody makes this distinction, but it’s important to distinguish between right-to-repair and ease-of-upgrades. Add-ons that can negatively affect the original equipment could void the warranty in some cases and I have nothing wrong with that. However, it’s a different matter they are unrelated to a warrantied repair.
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  5. What does Apple need to watch out about? There was an issue with cracked screen replacement that they have addressed.
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  6.  @mwwhited  What System on a Chip features are you unhappy with? Is onboard RAM one of them? Should technological advancements be stopped because you want to upgrade your RAM, or should everyone else be penalized so every manufacturer gives you what you want? Right-to-repair is a different issue than “ease of upgrading”. Some phone vendors maintain compatibility with their older models when they update the OS. I know of one phone vendor that supports phones for 6 or 7 years, and even then release security patches for older OSes no longer under development.
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  7.  @rposton919  How so? Are you confusing right of repair with ease of upgrading?
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  8. Wrong video.
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