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Apple is making it easier to get your MacBook fixed

Apple is making it easier to get your MacBook fixed

Posted on August 18, 2020August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

Unless you have an Apple retail store or an authorised service provider close to home, getting your Mac fixed can be a real pain. You either have to travel or send your Mac off to Apple.

Now the company is making it easier by to cure your Mac’s ills by expanding its independent repair program to include desktop and laptop computers. That means more electronics stores will be able to offer repairs rubber stamped by Apple.

The company began the program for iPhone users in August last year, offering qualifying independent stores access to Apple’s diagnostic tools and official components.
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