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These have always been the rules and Apple sure charge enough of a premium in Australia (14% more pre-tax) to cover the additional costs. Plus it seems intuiti
by batiudrami 10y ago
These have always been the rules and Apple sure charge enough of a premium in Australia (14% more pre-tax) to cover the additional costs.
Plus it seems intuitively correct to me - using a third party repair to refuse service on a completely unrelated issue is anti-consumer and all round garbage behaviour which has somehow become accepted as the norm in mobile phone handsets.
Also, (and apologies for the tangent) I'm not sure how you'd describe a country whose last recession was 25 years ago is "struggling" (regardless of my personal issues with Australian politics).
- jolux 10y agoIf a third party fingerprint sensor is installed, the device's security is compromised. Are they supposed to provide a new Touch ID sensor for free? Is that the solution?
- cynix 10y agoI think the problem was that they were refusing service regardless of whether a 3rd party fingerprint sensor was installed.