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Not seeing it in the article or Apple website, but I just bought AC+ for an iphone 11pro two weeks ago. Anyone know if this new policy is backdated to plans purchased before the announcement?

I did the same... very curious if this applies to us or not now...
 
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cant celebrate cause Macrumors and their editors are NOT being clear as to whether or not this information is for US citizens/residents and applies only there or if regional (N.America) or global (which would be incredible). Also not forget link to the source vs their own previous article.
It applies to Canada as well, as far as I can ascertain.

 
Sorry but you are plain wrong. Deducatables from carriers and their insurance companies are more expensive than the AppleCare ones before they went even lower.
And third party insurance (e.g. Asurion) through carriers is nearly worthless. It’s replaced with a barely functioning device, refurbed with cheap, crappy knock-off parts. Horrible testing as well. Not even close to the quality of Apple’s own refurbs.
 
It should be. You still have AppleCare+ even if you bought a device before today. It’s not some new plan, it just has better terms.
Thanks. Saw this in the doc.: "If Apple adopts any revision to this Plan that would broaden your coverage without additional cost or any increase in service fees, the broadened coverage will immediately apply to this Plan." I'll calling Apple to verify. Will be great news to have better coverage.
 

so am I reading this correctly? Section 11 states “If Apple adopts any revision to this Plan that would broaden your coverage without additional cost or any increase in service fees, the broadened coverage will immediately apply to this Plan”

so... this would technically broaden my coverage without additional cost? So this applies to my monthly plan?
 
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Thanks. Saw this in the doc.: "If Apple adopts any revision to this Plan that would broaden your coverage without additional cost or any increase in service fees, the broadened coverage will immediately apply to this Plan." I'll calling Apple to verify. Will be great news to have better coverage.

Yeah I’m like 99% sure.

This isn’t like when Apple went from regular AppleCare to AppleCare+ or AppleCare+ to AppleCare+ with Theft & Loss.

It’s still AC+. The Genius Bar / AppleCare systems see it as such.
 
so am I reading this correctly? Section 11 states “If Apple adopts any revision to this Plan that would broaden your coverage without additional cost or any increase in service fees, the broadened coverage will immediately apply to this Plan”

so... this would technically broaden my coverage without additional cost? So this applies to my monthly plan?
Seems like it, but of us sea lawyers here can’t tell you. Perhaps one of the actual attorneys who frequent the forums will chime in 🙂
 
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so am I reading this correctly? Section 11 states “If Apple adopts any revision to this Plan that would broaden your coverage without additional cost or any increase in service fees, the broadened coverage will immediately apply to this Plan”

so... this would technically broaden my coverage without additional cost? So this applies to my monthly plan?
As far as I interpret it, yes.
 
Just talked to support and they confirmed that any coverage added by Apple is retroactive for existing plans in good standing, based on this: “If Apple adopts any revision to this Plan that would broaden your coverage without additional cost or any increase in service fees, the broadened coverage will immediately apply to this Plan”

I'm going to bookmark this from the Apple Care documentation, just in case. 🤘
 
Just talked to support and they confirmed that any coverage added by Apple is retroactive for existing plans in good standing, based on this: “If Apple adopts any revision to this Plan that would broaden your coverage without additional cost or any increase in service fees, the broadened coverage will immediately apply to this Plan”

I'm going to bookmark this from the Apple Care documentation, just in case. 🤘
Thank you! :)
 
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Just talked to support and they confirmed that any coverage added by Apple is retroactive for existing plans in good standing, based on this: “If Apple adopts any revision to this Plan that would broaden your coverage without additional cost or any increase in service fees, the broadened coverage will immediately apply to this Plan”

I'm going to bookmark this from the Apple Care documentation, just in case. 🤘

Did they actually confirm it? Or just read that on the phone with you and agree that’s what it says? Because that provision is only in the new (as of today) T&C. The question is whether the new T&C applies to already existing plans.
 
I just bought a new Mac a few days ago and added AppleCare+ too. Can I refund it and rebuy it to get the new deal with more accidental incidents? It's within the return policy. Just don't know if I can buy and return. Would love to hear what you guys have to say.
 
I just bought a new Mac a few days ago and added AppleCare+ too. Can I refund it and rebuy it to get the new deal with more accidental incidents? It's within the return policy. Just don't know if I can buy and return. Would love to hear what you guys have to say.
If the cost of what you paid for AppleCare+ is the same price of this new plan, then you get the same coverage
 
My iPad Pro took a forward-2-somersault-with-1-twist dive off the kitchen counter a couple weeks ago. It was epic.

Small bend in one corner.

Got it replaced for $50 CAD, thanks to AppleCare+.
 
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