hot take:
rights to repair must include software.
if you see annoying bug in a proprietary software that billion dollars company can't fix in a reasonable time (often it takes 5-10 years, if they fix it at all) - this software should either not be proprietary, so you could fix it yourself, or shouldn't exist at all.
if you want to change a program so it would be more accessible to you and other people - you should be able to do it, no matter if we're talking about the messenger or operating system.
if some software has a feature that you can't disable and consider it a bloat, or it just breaks experience for you in any way - you should be able to cut it out from the sources, and use the program without it, or start your fork.
if you want to continue to use a program that some company doesn't maintain anymore or even break by disabling servers - YOU SHOULD BE ABLE TO DO IT
fuck proprietary bullshit. there's no reason for it, none, zero, absolutely nothing.
#freesoftware
#righttorepair
#foss