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Some 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 t
by gnicholas 3y ago
Some 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.