Apple to drop prepaid multi-year AppleCare+, but keep subscription option
Apple products will continue to come with a year of AppleCare included in the purchase, but the company reportedly intends to move its extended AppleCare+ plan to a subscription-only model.
A new report claims that Apple will stop offering extended AppleCare plans at retail worldwide, including its own Apple Stores. The AppleCare+ subscription option will continue to be offered online, as it has since 2019.
The shift is expected to take place before the end of February 2025.
Rumor Score: 🤯 Likely
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