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In the eu it is 24 months. What kind of world do _you_ live in ;-)

• danuker 5y ago
  Indeed it is. I once bought a Sony phone for which Sony only offered 1 year warranty, but the store had to offer two (as per EU regulation). The touchscreen started losing sensitivity on the edges (curved glass) after 13 months. The store made a bad decision carrying that phone model. They fixed/replaced it.
• dfawcus 5y ago
  As a minimum, some states have longer. The UK has 6 (or 5 depending on part) years statutory consumer protection, and so didn't have to change anything when the EU brought in the 2 year period. I believe Ireland was in a similar position at the time. We did end up changing stuff for the initial 6 month 'reversed burden of proof' protection