Friday, 12 February 2016
Today, Apple launched a worldwide replacement program for USB-C cables that were shipped with the 12 inch Retina Macbook, or purchased as stand-alone accessories before June 2015. The replacement isn’t for all cables, as Apple claims only a limited number were affected by the design issue that could lead to intermittent or complete charging failure. Cables with the issue can be identified by their labeling, which reads: Designed by Apple in California. Assembled in China Redesigned cables share the same text, but also feature a serial number. Customers that supplied a valid mailing address at point of purchase will receive…
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