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The Commerce Commission in New Zealand has issued a warning to Apple for misleading its customers over their replacement rights under the Consumer Guarantees Act and Fair Trading Act. The Commission says that Apple is breaching the consumer laws by telling its customers that it offers a two-year guarantee for its products, while for other non-branded Apple products, it is telling them to contact the respective OEM.
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Apple Warned by New Zealand’s Commerce Commission For Misleading Consumers Over Replacement Rights
