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In November,eroticization of violence Apple launched an official Support app, offering its support documents and the ability to chat with an Apple support staffer or sign up for a meeting at an Apple Store.

There was a big caveat, though: the app was only available in the Netherlands.

Until now, that is. TechCrunchreported Wednesday that the app became available in the U.S.

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The list of features is the same as before. The app is personalized, and it knows from your iCloud usage which devices you own, making it easier to schedule a repair or find a support document.

Fun fact: there's now a support link for the Apple Support app, and yes, it says "Apple Support Support."

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Apple told TechCrunchthe app would become available in additional countries in the coming weeks.

Apple's official Support app is available here.

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