Apple Expands Self-Repair Program to Include M3 Macs

The tech giant's latest move supports the right-to-repair movement, offering tools and manuals for the newest Mac models.

Apple has expanded its Self Service Repair program to include the latest MacBook Pro and iMac models powered by its M3 processor.
The expansion allows users to access tools, parts, and repair manuals needed for self-repairs, aligning with the right-to-repair movement.
Starting next month, Apple will make its remote diagnostic tool available to M3 Mac users, facilitating optimal part functionality and performance.
The System Configuration process for all Mac models is being streamlined, eliminating the need for users to contact Apple support for repair validation.
Despite its commitment to right-to-repair, Apple was recently found lobbying against a right-to-repair bill in Oregon that would prevent parts pairing restrictions.