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That’s not the way the fraud is alleged to have worked. The article claims that fraudsters swapped fake parts into legitimate iPhones and then took them to Appl
by reaperhulk 8y ago
That’s not the way the fraud is alleged to have worked. The article claims that fraudsters swapped fake parts into legitimate iPhones and then took them to Apple for repair. Apple would then put legitimate parts into the “broken” iPhone.
- moftz 8y agoI think the article was suggesting that they would just give the customer a new phone and trash/send the broken one out for repairs.