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Apple Expands Self-Repair Options With Support for Used Genuine Parts; Extends Activation Lock to Components
Apple is expanding support for its self-repair process to allow the use of genuine used parts while fixing select iPhone models. The company says that it will also extend the activation lock feature from the iPhone to individual smartphone parts, to deter thieves from using a stolen iPhone for parts. Apple also says it will allow customers and inde...
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Apple Extends Self Service Repair to M1 Mac Desktops, Studio Display
Apple has included the iMac, M1 Mac mini, Mac Studio, and Studio Display to the list of devices that support the company's Self Service Program, which allows users to order and rent genuine Apple parts and kits, while also accessing instruction manuals for the repairing processes to be carried out at home. The rental kits for the new devices remain...
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Apple Self Service Repair Programme Now Available in Europe: All Details
After announcing its Self Service Repair Programme in November, Apple has now decided to expand this programme for interested users in Europe. The service will enable users to repair their own devices by ordering replacement parts from Apple.
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Apple Adds Self Service Repair to MacBook Air and MacBook Pro
Apple on Monday announced the expansion of its Self Service Repair programme to MacBook models powered by M1 chips. Genuine parts and service tools will be available starting today under the initiative. Customers can rent the repair kit for $49 (roughly Rs. 3,900).
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Apple Unveils Rental Tool Kit to Let You Fix Your iPhone Under Self Service Repair Program
Apple has brought a hefty rental tool kit to let users repair their iPhone under the Self Service Repair Program — with an ease. It contains all major components that assist repairing, including screwdrivers and bits.
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Apple-Authorised Technicians Might Soon Be Able to Repair Face ID Without Replacing Entire iPhone
Authorised Apple service technicians may be able to make Face ID repairs on iPhone XS and newer phones without needing to replace the entire iPhone.
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Apple Announces Self Service Repair Programme, to Sell Spare Parts to Consumers for iPhone, Mac
Apple said it will for the first time start selling spare parts and tools to the general public to perform their own repairs on some iPhone handsets and Mac computers.
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Apple Expands Self-Repair Options With Support for Used Genuine Parts; Extends Activation Lock to Components
Apple is expanding support for its self-repair process to allow the use of genuine used parts while fixing select iPhone models. The company says that it will also extend the activation lock feature from the iPhone to individual smartphone parts, to deter thieves from using a stolen iPhone for parts. Apple also says it will allow customers and inde...
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Apple Extends Self Service Repair to M1 Mac Desktops, Studio Display
Apple has included the iMac, M1 Mac mini, Mac Studio, and Studio Display to the list of devices that support the company's Self Service Program, which allows users to order and rent genuine Apple parts and kits, while also accessing instruction manuals for the repairing processes to be carried out at home. The rental kits for the new devices remain...
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Apple Self Service Repair Programme Now Available in Europe: All Details
After announcing its Self Service Repair Programme in November, Apple has now decided to expand this programme for interested users in Europe. The service will enable users to repair their own devices by ordering replacement parts from Apple.
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Apple Adds Self Service Repair to MacBook Air and MacBook Pro
Apple on Monday announced the expansion of its Self Service Repair programme to MacBook models powered by M1 chips. Genuine parts and service tools will be available starting today under the initiative. Customers can rent the repair kit for $49 (roughly Rs. 3,900).
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Apple Unveils Rental Tool Kit to Let You Fix Your iPhone Under Self Service Repair Program
Apple has brought a hefty rental tool kit to let users repair their iPhone under the Self Service Repair Program — with an ease. It contains all major components that assist repairing, including screwdrivers and bits.
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Apple-Authorised Technicians Might Soon Be Able to Repair Face ID Without Replacing Entire iPhone
Authorised Apple service technicians may be able to make Face ID repairs on iPhone XS and newer phones without needing to replace the entire iPhone.
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Apple Announces Self Service Repair Programme, to Sell Spare Parts to Consumers for iPhone, Mac
Apple said it will for the first time start selling spare parts and tools to the general public to perform their own repairs on some iPhone handsets and Mac computers.
