Apple will allow basic iPhone repairs from third-party shops

Apple will allow basic iPhone repairs from third-party shops
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2019-8-30 09:01

After critics called out Apple on its restrictive hardware repair policies, Apple announced yesterday it’ll allow repairs from third-party repair shops, and sell them parts for aftermarket service.

Don’t get your hopes up just yet. Third-party repair shops first have to attain certification from the company and can only provide fixes for “most common out-of-warranty iPhone repairs. ” This means it’ll cover mostly faulty batteries, speakers, and screens.  More labor-intensive processes like motherboard repairs and water damage fixes are not on the table. The iPhone maker said it’ll provide these vendors with the same genuine parts, tools, training, repair manuals, and diagnostics as…

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