The company reversed a policy that makes installing second-hand components a hassle. It'll be easier to buy a used iPhone. Reading time 2 minutes Apple has announced that it’s relaxing its policy on ...

Pranay Parab is an independent tech journalist based in Mumbai, India. He covers tech for Lifehacker, and specializes in tutorials and in-depth features. Apple has introduced a change that will make ...

Apple is changing a huge part of its self-repair process — and will finally accept fixes with used genuine parts. Apple is changing a huge part of its self-repair process — and will finally accept ...

Later this fall, Apple will enable customers and independent repair shops to utilize used Apple parts in repairs, which helps improve the product's longevity while minimizing the environmental impact ...

Forward-looking: Apple has announced an upcoming expansion of its iPhone repair program that'll allow customers and independent repair shops to utilize genuine used parts. The change, which goes into ...

While there's a lot to love about iPhones, there's also plenty to criticize about both these devices and the practices of its parent company, Apple. Among the most prevalent frustrations among iPhone ...

The New York Times says that iPhone include code to identify when repair components are bought from Apple — and to intentionally fail if alternatives are used. However, the New York Times claims that ...