Apple adds the possibility of contacting an expert in its Support app

The support that companies provide to their users are key to their satisfaction. A company that is in charge of solving customer problems in a pleasant, fast and efficient way is key so that these same customers are perpetuated in their products over time. In Apple's case, the support they offer is very good and can be accessed through various methods.

Those from Cupertino have an app called Apple support, created to solve the doubts and problems that users have with their products. There are guides and manuals for all products and you can also access the community question forums. In the new update, an option to consult an expert live thanks to its integration with Messages.

Talk to an expert, the new Apple Support feature (US only)

The big news They are only in countries like the US or Canada. On this occasion, this new function that we are talking about is only available in the United States although it is expected that, if everything goes well, it will expand to other countries, including the European Union. We are talking about a new function integrated in the version 3.1 from the Apple Support app, where the user you can contact an Apple expert live via Messages.

Need help? The Apple Support app is a personalized guide to Apple's best options. Find answers in articles tailored to your questions and products. Call us, write us via chat or send us an email to get in touch with an expert right away, or make an appointment so that we can call you when it suits you best.

In this way, the process of solving an error with your product goes from being static, to being a dynamic process with interactive human contact thanks to the integration of this service in your application. In addition to the location, is only available for a number of themes, that is, there will only be the possibility of speaking with an expert if our doubts or problems are located in a series of topics predefined by Apple.

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