Starting from some point next month, users with M3 systems will also be able to use Apple's self-service repair diagnostic tools on their systems. This web-based tool provides end-users with the same functionality as Apple authorized service providers and independent repair shops, accurately locating components that may require repair and testing "the best functionality and performance of the components," Apple said. The company first launched this tool for iPhone and Mac last year.

In addition, Apple pointed out that they are working to improve the Mac repair process and increase its efficiency by adjusting the system configuration program. Starting from early March, users will no longer need to contact the self-service repair team to complete the final step of the repair.