The "Right to Repair" is a movement advocating for consumers' ability to fix their own devices and products. This includes access to repair manuals, tools, and parts, allowing individuals to repair items like smartphones, laptops, and appliances without relying solely on manufacturers. Supporters argue that this right promotes sustainability by reducing electronic waste and encourages competition in the repair market. It also empowers consumers to save money and extend the lifespan of their products, fostering a more responsible approach to consumption and ownership.