After years of monitoring the issue, Alexandre Isaac's concerns have led to action. The Paris prosecutor recently announced an official investigation into Apple, examining allegations of planned obsolescence—a practice that deliberately limits a product's lifespan. Delegated to France's Department of Competition, Consumer Affairs, and Fraud Prevention (DGCCRF), the investigation can impose fines and determine if Apple's iPhone repair restrictions violate French law. This case solidifies France's position as a champion of the right-to-repair movement, showcasing its commitment to challenging Apple's product design practices.