Apple authorized service provider program

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• Right to repair (← links | edit)
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The Apple Authorized Service Provider Program is a program created by Apple that attempts to provide third party authorized repair technicians with sufficient resources to repair Apple products. The program has been criticized for being insufficient for good repair and has been accused as being a publicity stunt.^{[citation needed]}

Apple Authorized Service Provider Program

Basic Information
Release Year	2021
Product Type	Service
In Production	Yes
Official Website	https://support.apple.com/en-asia/aasp-program

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