Toshiba doesn't want you to know how to fix their products. We do.
You give us money. We take that money, buy used Toshiba laptops, and write repair manuals.
personally i do not buy toshiba for one of these very reasons, but for some people the toshiba design/software is what they like, they should have the right to know what is inside their machine & how to repair it
particularly for myself as i provide this as a service
its time to end the secrecy, we pay big money for technology, we arent trying to reverse engineer their products, we just want to ensure we can keep them working when something goes wrong
there is nothing unethical about that
we
personally i do not buy toshiba for one of these very reasons, but for some people the toshiba design/software is what they like, they should have the right to know what is inside their machine & how to repair it
particularly for myself as i provide this as a service
its time to end the secrecy, we pay big money for technology, we arent trying to reverse engineer their products, we just want to ensure we can keep them working when something goes wrong
there is nothing unethical about that
we
For a greener world, we need more repairable gadgets.
To make a greener world, we must promote the art of repairing.