The Right to Repair is a movement advocating for laws and policies that allow consumers and independent repair shops to access the necessary tools, parts, and information to repair their own devices and products. This includes electronics, appliances, vehicles, and more. Supporters argue that it promotes consumer choice, reduces electronic waste, and encourages competition by preventing manufacturers from monopolizing repairs. Opponents often cite concerns about safety, intellectual property, and security. The Right to Repair is gaining traction globally as technology becomes increasingly embedded in everyday products.