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Apple Confirms T2 Security Chip Blocks Certain Third-Party Repairs on New Macs

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A leaked internal document from last month revealed that Apple’s T2 security chip made carrying out certain third-party repairs impossible on its Macs. Now, the Cupertino company has confirmed to The Verge that it the T2 chip will check for the authenticity of certain components in newer Macs on every boot.
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