Samsung will launch a
self-repair program
Apple is not the only
technology giant to launch a self-repair program this year. Along with the
Cupertino-based technology giant, Samsung has also taken the initiative to
launch the program for Galaxy devices. It will be launched in the United States
this summer jointly with Ifixit. News The Verge.
No detailed information will
be available until the self-repair program is launched. However, customers will
have the opportunity to use the official parts of the smartphone and repair
tools as part of the repair process. In the first phase, back glass, charging
port and display unit will be added or replaced.
Devices in the Galaxy S20,
S21, Galaxy Tab and Seven Plus lineups can be repaired through Samsung's
self-repair program. However, the newly launched Galaxy S22 Ultra cannot be
repaired right now. The South Korean technology giant will gradually roll out
more devices under the repair program and allow users to send defective parts
to Samsung to ensure recycling.
Source: News The Verge.
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