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Do smart home enthusiasts ignore repair rights and planned obsolescence just to get the latest gadget?
As 2026 brings tighter sustainability regulations and a cost-of-living squeeze, the tension between the allure of the newest smart home device and the right to repair older ones has never been sharper. Cast your vote and share your take on where enthusiasts truly stand.
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