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macOS 14.1 brings a Mac liquid detection daemon limited to analytics, for now
macOS Sonoma can detect liquids in your Mac’s USB-C ports that could lead to damage not covered by Apple’s standard 1-year manufacturer warranty.
5 ways to check warranty status of iPhone or other Apple device
Whether you’re thinking about filing a claim or just curious about your device’s coverage, this article will show you how to quickly check the warranty status of your iPhone, iPad, Mac, Apple Watch, HomePod, and any other Apple device using official methods.
Apple’s free repair program for iPhone 12 no sound issues extended for another year
Apple has extended its free service program for the iPhone 12 speaker issues for a year. It's now valid for up to three years after the first retail sale of the device.
Check out Apple’s wild tool for technicians to remove the Studio Display power cable
Apple's proprietary tool allows authorized technicians to detach just the Studio Display cable instead of the entire screen, reducing out-of-warranty repair costs.
Same-unit Face ID repairs will soon be available for iPhone XS and newer
Apple is, again, rumored to soon offer same-unit repairs for common Face ID issues by permitting authorized technicians to replace a TrueDepth camera component on the iPhone XS or newer without having to replace the whole iPhone itself.
iPhone 13 screen replacement: iOS 15.2 no longer disrupts Face ID after a display swap
Good news for DIY-ers: Third-party iPhone 13 screen replacements no longer disrupt Face ID provided you've updated your phone to Apple's iOS 15.2 software update.
Apple’s new tool lets service technicians manually force AirPods firmware updates
Apple has created a brand new toold designed to manually update AirPods firmware to the most recent version in case a regular over-the-air update fails.
iOS 15.2 lets you see a history of repaired iPhone components like batteries, screens, cameras and more
iOS 15.2 lets you access a history of serviced iPhone parts to check that a device repair was carried out as sold, including if any serviced part has been identified as a genuine Apple component.
You can now complete common iPhone repairs yourself, including battery and screen replacements
Apple's Self Service Repair program allows you to perform your own iPhone battery replacements, screen repairs and more using Apple parts, tools and manuals.
Apple can now repair an iPhone 12 Pro’s broken rear glass without replacing the whole device
Back in February, it was reported that Apple was working on a way to replace the glass back panel in the iPhone 12 without requiring the replacement of the full device, too. The repair unit was made available for two iPhone 12 models, and now availability has expanded.
Apple will stop replacing the whole iPhone just to repair Face ID sensors or cracked rear glass
So you've dropped your iPhone and the rear glass has shattered. Faulty Face ID sensors, you say? Soon, repairing these and other components won't require replacing the entire device.