AppleCare+ Protects MacBook Pro

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Apple customer learns the hard way that AppleCare+ doesn't cover everything

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A customer purchased AppleCare+ for their MacBook Pro , which was involved in a car accident.

Apple told them the device was “too damaged” and couldn’t be repaired with AppleCare+. Apple has a few clauses about when it might not repair your AppleCare-protected device, including to repair damage caused by fire, earthquake, flood or other similar external causes.

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English

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