Given the coronavirus problem and its consequences, Apple has had to make decisions on all the devices where it was affected. Although, from the beginning, the main concern was the protection of its employees, gradually those of Carlertino have published guidelines relevant to other areas, as the case may be IPhone purchase.
According to cnbc post Apple is slowing down online purchase of just two iPhones per user due to delivery limitations.
Apple sells two iPhones for each user in its online store
To date, the purchase limit is over two iPhone units of the same model, has come into use in the United States, through its online store. As mentioned on the page, customers can still purchase more than two iPhones respectively, but they will need to be different models, for example iPhone 11s and two iPhone 11 Pros.
Specifically, the limit is applied to the latest iPhone models, including the iPhone 8, iPhone 8 Plus, iPhone XR, iPhone 11, iPhone 11 Pro, and iPhone 11 Max. And install models IPad Pro it was announced on Wednesday.
The rating is intended for Apple & # 39; s operating chain conditions, which clearly affect delivery and demand, but also restrict the commercial real estate market of these devices, in areas where they have already declined.
This is not the first time the company has launched it purchase restrictions of your devices to prevent similar results. When the iPhone launched in 2007, Apple cut sales to two computers per person to disable people who want to resell the device. In fact, in many cases this message can be seen in the online store:
Given the popularity and / or supply restrictions of some of our products, Apple may be required to limit the number of products available for purchase. Trust us, we build them as fast as we can.
In China, where the virus was first introduced, Apple stores and factories have begun to function normally, which can weaken many commitments after controlling the outbreak. In the meantime, isolation methods work in a multitude of countries making Apple less efficient.
