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Apple’s Strict Policy: No ‘Restricted Mode’ for Missed Lease Payments
Apple’s Upgrade Program Ensures No Device Limitations for Missed Payments
Apple has reassured customers that missing a payment will not result in any limitations on the capabilities of devices leased through its new Upgrade program. According to Apple spokesperson Brian Bumbery, there will be no restricted mode or functionality restrictions due to missed payments or defaults.
iOS 27 Beta Reveals Potential “Restricted Mode” Feature
Recent reports from 9to5Mac suggest that Apple was considering implementing a “Restricted Mode” for devices leased through its Upgrade program. This feature would limit access to most apps on the device if the owner falls into financial difficulties. However, Apple’s official statement contradicts this speculation, ensuring no such limitations will be imposed.
Apple Partners with Klarna for Upgrade Program Launch
In collaboration with the buy now, pay later service Klarna, Apple has introduced its Upgrade program, offering customers the opportunity to lease the latest Apple devices for a fixed monthly fee with zero interest charges. Klarna’s spokesperson, Clare Nordstrom, emphasizes that customers must stay current on payments to avoid termination of the lease agreement.
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