Often times for me try to troubleshoot an Apple device rarely leads me to the actual Apple website. Ifixit, Reddit and Apple forums unaffiliated with the company are often a better bet for getting a clear understanding of how Apple’s products actually work and can be repaired.
Which is wild! Users shouldn’t have to rely on a big third party ecosystem just to figure out how to fix a key on their keyboard. But as the right to repair movement gains momentum Apple has gotten a better at providing documentation. Now it’s launched a whole new section filled with tech specs and documentation of devices going back over thirty years. The documentation gets less robust the further back you go, but this is still a very welcome change.
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