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Apple shifts policy, says third-party screen repairs no longer void iPhone warranty

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<p>Apple is apparently changing its long-standing policy regarding third-party iPhone (https://9to5mac.com/guides/iphone) screen repairs. According to a memo sent to Apple retail employees, a customer having their device’s screen repaired by a third-party source no longer voids their warranty like it once did…</p>
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