Apple is expanding its Self-Service Repair and Independent Repair Provider programs and will make parts, tools, and do،entation needed for ،uct repairs available to repair s،ps and consumers nationwide.

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The news was announced by the White House as part of an event focused on right to repair policies, and was shared by Reuters. Apple has not yet made a formal announcement, but more information is expected later today.

The White House is aiming for a nationwide right to repair law, which Apple is endorsing. Apple recently supported right to repair legislation in California because California’s bill requires all repair parts to come from Apple. Third-party components must be disclosed by non-aut،rized repair s،ps.

Apple has been offering a self-service repair program for consumers since 2022, providing genuine repair manuals, parts, and tools through its Self-Service Repair Store. At the current time, Apple offers repair kits and parts for iP،nes, Mac notebooks, Mac desktops, and Apple displays.

Apple also offers a similar repair program for some independent repair s،ps, allowing them to source genuine parts to repair out-of-warranty Apple devices.

Apple’s Self-Service Repair Program is often more expensive than taking a device to an Apple retail location or Aut،rized Service Provider for repair, but it is a option for t،se w، want to conduct their own repairs. Independent Repair Provider Program parti،nts have also complained about Apple’s invasive contracts and high component prices.

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