Yes you should be able toMay get an iphone outside of my home country so I'm wondering if anything goes wrong, can I bring it to the Apple Store in my home country ?
The shutter sound can be disabled by the mute button friend.I bought my iPhone 6s from Apple Japan when I lived in Tokyo. I recently moved to Europe and my Bluetooth stopped working. Went in to an Apple Store and they replaced it no questions asked. So it seems pretty international. Bonus for me was that I now have an iPhone that doesn't make the annoying camera shutter sound!
Not on Japanese iPhones. It's to stop people taking photos up people's skirts on the Tokyo metroThe shutter sound can be disabled by the mute button friend.
The shutter sound can be disabled by the mute button friend.
Not on Japanese iPhones. It's to stop people taking photos up people's skirts on the Tokyo metro. Well, with an un-jailbroken iPhone anyway.
Haha lots of perverts at the tokyo metro stations. In Cali they are everywhere also, malls, gyms, streets, etc.Not on Japanese iPhones. It's to stop people taking photos up people's skirts on the Tokyo metro. Well, with an un-jailbroken iPhone anyway.
I bought my iPhone 6s from Apple Japan when I lived in Tokyo. I recently moved to Europe and my Bluetooth stopped working. Went in to an Apple Store and they replaced it no questions asked. So it seems pretty international. Bonus for me was that I now have an iPhone that doesn't make the annoying camera shutter sound!
Did you have any sort of discussion about it being a Japanese phone and whether replacing it with one from Europe was right for you? I ask because in the past I've seen people complain about having to wait a couple of weeks for a specific iphone model to be ordered in from abroad as a replacement, and I'm wondering if that's no longer the case and you just get whatever they have in that country or whether they replaced yours because you no longer needed a Japanese one anyway.
I checked the model numbers between the countries before I went in and they were listed as the same
It may matter.
https://www.apple.com/legal/warranty/products/iphone-english-uk.html :
Apple may restrict service for iPad and iPhone to the EEA and Switzerland.
I'm fairly sure it would have been a different model number (not the Axxxx model number, the other type) - for example I have an iphone 7 which identifies as MNH52CH/A. AFAIK it's exactly the same as the verizon/sprint model except with *facetime audio disabled*. In your case, trading out of a japanese specific variant is good for you (no camera sound). If it was an iPhone 7 and you were between countries, you'd have lost out on the ability to use Apple Pay in Japan.
Hint-indian food is the shizzzzzzzzzzzzz!!!!!!!Anywhere Apple has an official Apple store. Hint: Indian phones can be serviced outside. Outside phones can’t be serviced in India!