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It could be fair to force them recall the watches if they remove the blood oxygen feature, people might have bought the watch with a set of functions, and remov
by lnxg33k1 3y ago
It could be fair to force them recall the watches if they remove the blood oxygen feature, people might have bought the watch with a set of functions, and removing them should invalidate
- rootusrootus 3y agoThis is an import ban, it should have no effect on already imported watches.
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- granzymes 3y agoAnd, in addition, there is a limited exception to the import ban for the purpose of replacing/repairing existing devices. People who bought the watches before tomorrow (or whenever imported supplies run out) are not affected.
- gnicholas 3y agoSome of the news coverage I saw a few weeks ago said that this is true for in-warranty repairs, but not out-of-warranty repairs. Obviously this wouldn't apply to any newly-purchased devices, which have a 1-year warranty. But it could affect owners of Series 8 watches, for example, if they haven't bought AppleCare (which extends the warranty past 1 year.
- granzymes 3y agoYep, only in-warranty repairs (including AppleCare). If your device is out of warranty and the "repair" actually means a full replacement then you aren't getting a replacement with blood oxygen enabled.