Apple is reportedly changing its controversial third-party iPhone battery repair policy

Repairing an iPhone or iPad at an Apple Authorized Service Provider can be wildly expensive or outright impossible if your issue isn't covered under the terms and conditions of your standard warranty or if you've already swapped certain components for third-party alternatives. But according to internal documents obtained by French blog iGeneration (translated) and MacRumors, Apple may have discreetly made a crucial change to its notoriously rigorous repair requirements.

Sanctioned technicians across a number of countries have seemingly been informed that they can now replace a faulty ...

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