apple and Samsung initiated by “fix it yourself” program Google also agrees. A new move after Apple and Samsung, which gave their customers the resources they needed to fix phones Pixel thrown for their phones.
iFixit Partnering with Google, Google will provide hardware parts so customers can repair their Pixel phones. According to the statement from the technology giant, the new agreement Pixel 2 to Pixel 6 Pro will consider models as far back as
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Google agrees with iFixit to repair Pixel models
According to Google’s new blog post, Pixel owners can don’t fix yourself gets the right. Announcing that it has partnered with iFixit, the US technology giant will offer hardware parts for Pixel phones. These parts will include various components from the battery to the camera.
It was previously run by Apple and Samsung. “fix it yourself” programIn fact, it provides great convenience to users. Battery, camera and display Giving the right to change to a full-fledged hardware list, Google also offers the iFixit Fix Kit.
Google Pixel Repair did not ignore its users who did not want to do it on their own. The company announced that if you want to have your device repaired by someone else, you can get parts, tools, documents and training support from authorized repair shops.
Although Google Pixel phones are not officially on sale in our country yet, the repair program will be launched in the countries of sale (USA, UK, Australia, Canada and EU countries where Pixel phones are sold).
Google also announced that it will accelerate its sustainability move. All Google devices, including Pixel recycled material The technology giant, which stated that it will include Security update to Pixel for five years He believes that it will help the devices to be used for a longer period of time.
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