When last week Apple officially announced that it intends to allow users to repair iPhones at home starting next year and that it will also provide them with original parts, causing a huge stir around the world. Many users have been calling for the possibility of doing their own repairs for a long time, but have not been able to do so precisely because they cannot find original parts.onenty along with official instructions from Applu, which would guarantee, if the repair is carried out correctly, 100% functionality. And that is what is now beingonewill change, although certainly to the detriment of Applu and his services. But he obviously doesn't care about it.
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This can be inferred from the boss's words Applu in an interview on the occasion of the recent opening of a new Apple Store in Los Angeles. Tim Cook in it to the question why Apple launched the iPhone 12 and 13 home repair program, he replied simply: “Probecause we realized that there are a lot of people who just want iPhone repair it at home and is she trained for it or can she simply do it,” and continued: “It's great to provide these people with manuals and provide them with original parts that will allow them to repair and that will free them from having to depend on service shops. Those who can't handle the repairs or simply don't like the idea can still simply come to Apple Store or an authorized service center that will do the repair for you. After all, that will continue to be the best way to repair your iPhone for most people.”
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The provision of original spare parts and manuals is to start initially, according to the words Applu in his homeland, with the idea that over time he would like to expand the program to other parts of the world. When and whether this will actually happen is currently up in the air, however, as expanding his services is not always easy. Apple always absolutely nimble. Additionally, it should be considered that while in the US the program was probably prompted by disputes over the country's right to repair, which is enacted, in other parts of the world on Apple doesn't seem to push anything at all.
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I don't see any benefit from this step, there are hundreds of iPhones on Aukra that no one can repair anymore.
And why should you understand this if you haven't even mastered the 1st grade of elementary school and can't read and write?