The problem, and I am shocked that I haven’t read of Apple making this argument, that stolen Apple products become much more valuable when making this law as such. One has to think through all the ramifications not just is it more beneficial for those who wouldn’t use a stolen part like an OLED display from an iPad Pro 13” that may cost $750 to repair at Apple or $600 from a third party. All products that require this eliminate stolen parts being used on valid legally owned products. Theft goes up!
Oregon sure can screw up anything. Lived in the PNW for over a year and I will say the homelessness and drug problems prove good intentions don’t lead to positive outcomes for all.
Oregon sure can screw up anything. Lived in the PNW for over a year and I will say the homelessness and drug problems prove good intentions don’t lead to positive outcomes for all.