Apple's Self Service Repair program has been running for a few years now and gives owners of Mac, iPad, and iPhone devices the opportunity to repair them at home or with a third party. That removes the need to head to an Apple Store or Authorized Service Provider, which often charge higher prices. And now, it'll be even easier for individuals and repair shops to work out exactly what is wrong with devices.
Apple announced that its DIY diagnostics tool is now available as part of the Self Service Repair Program in 32 European countries, including the U.K., France, Germany, and the Netherlands. Essentially, this bit of software allows you to troubleshoot issues with your Apple devices, just like the pros at Apple Authorized Service Providers and Independent Repair Providers.
