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Given his prior record, he'll wind up giving credit where credit is due, and then having to eat his words a few days later when it turns out the program is far

• Macha 5y ago
  This doesn't target repair shops at all so doesn't improve the situation there. So my reading is it's going to be "this is better for consumers but they still need to do something for those users who aren't technical enough to carry out their own repairs". Still waiting to see if Louis finds any problems though
• TrevorJ 5y ago
  Cynically, I wonder if what Apple will do here is make it difficult/impossible for independent repair shops to take advantage of this. Thus, Apple gets good press ("See! We support right to repair!"), but in the end, they know most consumers won't feel comfortable effecting these repairs themselves so it won't eat into Apple's bottom line much.
  • whoopdedo 5y ago
    Parts bought through the self-service store will cost significantly more than even what the IRPs pay.