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What's wrong with that? With the sealed battery, you can spill blood all over your iPad and wipe it off, it'll work fine. After two years when the battery only
by cloudwalking 16y ago
What's wrong with that? With the sealed battery, you can spill blood all over your iPad and wipe it off, it'll work fine. After two years when the battery only lasts three or five hours, erase the device and send it in for a replacement. As long as they don't charge more than the battery + minimal labor, it seems like a fair tradeoff.
- gte910h 16y ago"Erase" is a funny word. It doesn't actually wipe all the data when you "erase" a device such as an ipad, it just marks the area as usable for writing. So a doctor will "erase it", and if people want to hunter for credit cards, etc, they can scan the memory of the device after returning it. There is a HUGE crime presence buying old hard drives looking for credit card numbers, etc on them. No reason to not assume they'll do it with iPads too.