Apple Supports Right to Repair Bill in California

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ijeff@lemdro.id · 2 years ago

Apple Supports Right to Repair Bill in California

transistor@lemdro.id · 2 years ago

suss

BudgetBandit · 2 years ago

Yes, but only with their own parts and on your own risk, so that the repair shop would have to be more expensive than Apple themselves to cover the costs, and for you it is too complicated or fragile to repair it.