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In September 2022, Montemagno welcomes an AppleCare change concerning accidental-damage repairs. He then uses the playful example of deliberately hitting a phone with a hammer to distinguish an accident from intentional damage. His comment concerns the offering at that time, not current contract terms.

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In September 2022, Montemagno welcomes an AppleCare change concerning accidental-damage repairs. He then uses the playful example of deliberately hitting a phone with a hammer to distinguish an accident from intentional damage. His comment concerns the offering at that time, not current contract terms.

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  • He appreciates the customer care he associates with the new offering.
  • The hammer joke highlights the difference between accidental and deliberate damage.
Open the source: Ora puoi spaccare il tuo iPhone quanto vuoi e Apple te lo ripara! Beh + o -...

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