In EU everything you buy is protected with a minimum of two years by law. It would be odd and not clever for Apple to intentionally and illegally try to be pai

In EU everything you buy is protected with a minimum of two years by law. It would be odd and not clever for Apple to intentionally and illegally try to be paid for one more year of customer support. I think this didn't happen for two reasons: - They just did want to keep it simple and have the same customer service rules across all countries. - They just didn't deepen into the EU laws, which I think is a syntom of "corporate laziness". Actually there is another option: they did know about the law, but the costs of supporting a longer free customer service is higher than paying a fee: lots of free product replacements? Just thinking.