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This is sometimes called "the right to interoperate", similar to the right to repair movement. Unfortunately it has been less successful than right to repair so far.

https://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2020/07/legislative-path-inter...



Well that's a right, I'm asking for an actual interface, like USB-C or a protocol e.g. HTTP.


How do you propose to convince appliance manufacturers to all use a freely accessible, standard interface without mandating it via legislation? It's been decades now, they're not going to do it of their own volition.




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