The repair program is operated through a third party; products in active production with available OEM repair parts is possibly the criteria, and they may be ro

The repair program is operated through a third party; products in active production with available OEM repair parts is possibly the criteria, and they may be rolling this out on a product-by-product basis in terms of producing comprehensive end-user DIY instructions and processes. A M2 Mac isn't out of warranty yet, making self-repair more costly for all but a few non-covered instances (e.g. liquid damage, screen drop). For this reason, I would expect newer Intel Macs to be supported before the M2.