If you have ever tried to fix Apple Watch software issues by restoring or factory resetting it, you know how big a hassle the entire process is. The Watch often gets stuck in a boot loop and never turns on.
If such a thing happened and you visited an Apple Store to get it fixed, you at least had to wait a couple of days, as no in-store repair option existed. The Apple Store had to mail it to an Apple Repair Center, wait for it to be shipped, repaired, and shipped back. Not exactly a great experience.
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That’s about to change. According to a retail source that spoke to MacRumors, Apple is preparing to let its retail stores and Apple Authorized Service Providers fix Apple Watch software issues in-store, which would greatly reduce the repair time.
So, how will it work?
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