The "Right to Repair" is a movement advocating for products to be designed for ease of repair by both owners and independent shops. Apple has a history of creating products that have low repairability by using non-standard components, requiring special tools for repairs, and voiding warranties if unauthorized repairs are attempted. This contrasts with some of Apple's industry competitors who favor more repairable designs.

"True crime is a genre of non-fiction that focuses on real-life crimes, usually violent in nature, and the individuals involved in them. This can include murders, kidnappings, robberies, and other criminal activities, e.g. Monster: The Jeffrey Dahmer story, Conversations with a Killer: The Ted Bundy Tapes."