Apple's independent repair program now covers Mac computers
By Jay Bonggolto · Aug 17, 2020
By Jay Bonggolto · Aug 17, 2020
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Apple's independent repair program has been expanded to include Mac computers. The program was introduced in August of last year, but repair services were limited only to iPhones beyond their warranty period.
The latest expansion provides independent repair shops with access to the Cupertino-based giant's training and resources necessary to fix out-of-warranty macOS devices. These are the same repair manuals and genuine parts that are available to Apple Authorized Service Providers (AASPs). Jeff Williams, Apple’s chief operating officer, said in a statement:
или Зарегистрируйся to be a part of it. Last month, the program was made available to repair shops based in Canada and 32 countries across Europe. Apple noted then that over 140 companies in the U.S. have joined the program since launch, with more than 700 locations now offering authorized repair services in the country. Prior to this change, shops had to register as AASPs in order to obtain authentic parts and tools to repair Apple-branded devices.
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Apple's independent repair program has been expanded to include Mac computers. The program was introduced in August of last year, but repair services were limited only to iPhones beyond their warranty period.
The latest expansion provides independent repair shops with access to the Cupertino-based giant's training and resources necessary to fix out-of-warranty macOS devices. These are the same repair manuals and genuine parts that are available to Apple Authorized Service Providers (AASPs). Jeff Williams, Apple’s chief operating officer, said in a statement:
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