Apple is known as one of the strictest companies in the world about not repairing its products at unauthorized service centers. On the other hand, the COMPANY announced that it will provide users with the opportunity to repair their own devices, surprising everyone in this November. Apple CEO Tim Cook shared the reasons for this decision with the press.
Tim Cook: “We did what users wanted”
Before coming to the statements made by the Apple CEO, let’s take a look at the details of the program announced by Apple. Making a statement in November, Apple official Jeff Williams stated that they have been working for a long time so that users can access Apple’s repair kits.
According to the information from the Apple front, iPhone 12 and iPhone 13 users will be able to repair the damage to the main modules of their devices such as screen, battery and camera in their own homes in the new period. Moreover, written instructions will be included in these repair kits so that users can perform the repair step-by-step. It was also shared that the program, which will be launched only for the USA for now, will be opened to the whole world in the new period.
In an interview with Rich DeMuro from KTLA on the subject, Apple boss Tim Cook said that users have been waiting for this program for a long time. Cook added that they want to eliminate the necessity of coming to Apple Stores for users who feel competent to repair themselves.
Here are Tim Cook’s statements:
“We noticed that a number of users want to repair their devices themselves and are already trained on this. This is a community that has caught my attention and loved it all my life. It feels good to provide the necessary spare parts and provide instructions for people who can do this.
If you still do not feel comfortable with the repair, we still recommend that you come and have this done at the Apple Store. Maybe this is the best way for many of our customers… But if you are a technician and you believe you can do it, we will provide you with the necessary facility. ”
Tim Cook
So what do you think about Apple’s new repair program and Apple CEO Tim Cook’s statements? Do not forget to share your views with us in the comments section.
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