A year after the EU's mandatory repairability rules took effect, Right to Repair Europe found that over 80% of new smartphones and tablets lack required repair information or spare-parts pricing in the EU product registry, with many manufacturers leaving links blank or directing buyers to marketplaces. Campaigners say manufacturers self-report inflated repair scores and enforcement is weak, and they call for greater transparency ahead of new rules forcing user-replaceable batteries next year.

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CipherCue measured CDNs for 44,143 tracked European companies and found 89.6% of those using a CDN sit behind Cloudflare (country shares range ~79%–95.6%), highlighting high market concentration and the systemic outage risk when a single front-door provider has incidents. The analysis is based on HTTP/DNS fingerprinting of a cohort skewed to small/mid companies, detects CDNs via response headers (with caveats such as CloudFront/AWS ambiguity), and is not a representative sample of all firms.