For more than a week, all Apple stores distributed by Apple worldwide, closed on the wall, except those found in China, a country that returned to normal after the coronavirus passed.
Just days after the announcement of the closure, Apple's online store showed a message saying that virtual stores will remain closed until further details are announced, with no scheduled opening date. But Apple seems to already have a rough idea of the opening day, according to a VentureBeat press release.
According to this time, Apple notified all its employees that on time on the first night of April, the Copertino boys will begin to reopen stores, at least those in the areas where the epidemic has begun to not be the first public enemy of the state and citizens.
A few hours after the initial shutdown of the Apple store, Apple announced that the expected date for the reopening, is set for March 27, the day on which, as I mentioned above, is extended indefinitely.
The head of both online and online stores, Dierdre O & # 39; Brien, has notified employees of the moment he will continue to work until April 5. From that day onward, physical stores will begin to open their doors again, though there is no category and depending on their location in areas with high or low volumes.
On days when Apple Stores stores are closed, the only way to buy directly from Apple is through Apple Online Store, a store that acts as a first date, although in recent weeks, stock prices have dropped, leading to higher delivery times.
