So send a user notification to get the discount.
These repair programs probably only get seen by a fraction of those impacted.
Read the darn article. That’s exactly what Apple is doing, sending an email to all those eligible with instructions how to get the refund.
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I replaced the battery in my iPhone 6plus at the Apple Store in August 2016 that I paid for. Guess I’m screwed because my battery failed too early.
This kind of stuff erodes my loyalty to Apple.
Batteries weaken, batteries fail early. That’s what warrantees are for. This whole mess is about software throttling, not whether batteries were defective or not. So no, you are not screwed because your iPhone 6 was not throttled before you replaced the battery out of warranty. Apple’s customer loyalty is stronger than ever because of programs like this one.
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