Apple has opened access to a program for repairing equipment to ordinary users
Apple has expanded self-repair programs for Self-Service Repair devices.
Now, users of all models of the iPhone 15 series and Mac computers with Apple M2B chips will be able to repair their devices. They will be able to use Apple Diagnostics diagnostic software, which was previously available only in Apple Stores and authorized service centers.
This software will simplify troubleshooting. It will allow you to check individual components of the device, including the battery, cameras, various sensors, eSIM, etc. Apple Diagnostics is now available in the United States, and next year it will be available to owners of the company's devices in Europe.
Apple also announced that self-repair is now available to users in 24 more European countries, including Croatia, Denmark, Greece, the Netherlands, Portugal and Switzerland. So, the Self Service Repair program now covers 35 Apple products in 33 countries and in 24 languages.
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