Would you participate in Apple's rumored "Apple Upgrade" program to lease a new iPhone if it meant Apple could turn off certain apps if you missed too many financing payments?
Apple could soon lock financed iPhones and restrict access to apps if the owner falls behind on payments, per 9to5Mac
Many users strongly opposed Apple's plans to lock financed iPhones or disable apps for missed payments, calling them privacy violations and attacks on ownership, while some supported the measures as overdue like car repossessions.
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@Dexerto I support Apple’s plan, because carriers have been doing that for years against anyone who failed to make payments. And with Apple’s plan, I no longer have to pay my phone carrier more money because I financed my iPhone or iPad purchase through my carriers.
@Dexerto This should've been standard years ago.
Would you participate in Apple's rumored "Apple Upgrade" program to lease a new iPhone if it meant Apple could turn off certain apps if you missed too many financing payments?
Many users strongly opposed Apple's plans to lock financed iPhones or disable apps for missed payments, calling them privacy violations and attacks on ownership, while some supported the measures as overdue like car repossessions.
Based on 72 visible X reactions from 474 accounts.
Ask a question below.
Published answers will appear here.
