AppleCare has updated the terms of its warranty service to cover replacement batteries for Apple devices that have fallen below 80% their original capacity, free of charge.
The new policy was spotted by MacRumors and applies only to iPhone, iPad, iPod, and Apple Watch devices purchased on or after April 10th, 2015, and active under the AppleCare+ extended warranty plan. This covers Macs as well, according to a footnote on the AppleCare Products page.
Before, the warranty applied only to batteries at 50% under capacity. Read the policy change below or on Apple's website.
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The new policy was spotted by MacRumors and applies only to iPhone, iPad, iPod, and Apple Watch devices purchased on or after April 10th, 2015, and active under the AppleCare+ extended warranty plan. This covers Macs as well, according to a footnote on the AppleCare Products page.
Before, the warranty applied only to batteries at 50% under capacity. Read the policy change below or on Apple's website.
Continue reading…
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