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It's so that they can claim people can repair their stuff, while making it more expensive than bringing it into an Apple store. Then they'll argue that nobody d
by depr 4y ago
It's so that they can claim people can repair their stuff, while making it more expensive than bringing it into an Apple store. Then they'll argue that nobody does this, so strong right-to-repair legislation is not necessary.
- paulmd 4y agoApple has claimed to operate the repairs division at a loss (this is likely separating things like applecare out as services, however). It's unsurprising that fixing an apple product with official apple tools with official apple parts costs something more than apple, given the claim.