Apple Updates Repair Policy On Liquid Sensors For iPod

iPhoneinCanada.ca Staff
16 years ago

Recently, Apple quietly made a change to its repair policy regarding the liquid contact indicators, or LCI, for iPod devices.

There was no reason cited for the policy change, however, last year there was a lawsuit surrounding liquid damage and LCI issues. The lawsuit could have affected this policy update.

Now I’m wondering if this will extend to iPhone. Check out the update below.

[TechCrunch]

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Anonymous
15 years ago

Hope this policy goes for iphone4 as well.

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Jane
Jane
15 years ago

Yah I hope that too… Anyway, that you for sharing the information about Apple updates repair policy on liquid sensors for iPod. I think every user should know about it.

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