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I Can’t Decide if This Proposed EU Battery Law Is Right or Wrong

I see issues

Anthony Lawrence (Pcunix)

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2 min readDec 29, 2022

The EU has proposed a law that would require batteries in our portable devices to be easily replaced by users. Okay, on the one hand this sounds good. Why should you pay a labor fee to replace a battery?

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