As before it’s endlessly customisable both in terms of its appearance and in the range of extensions and plugins you can use. Version 90 is particularly good: it can alert you if your email address is included in a known data breach, it blocks those annoying allow-notifications popups, it blocks “fingerprinting” browser tracking and it brings its picture in picture video mode to the Mac version. But if you do something to your iMac and need it repaired, you'll want to have AppleCare+.Firefox has long been the Swiss Army Knife of the internet and our favourite browser. So, if you turn on your Mac for the first time and the screen has strange vertical lines running down one side, or the speakers have a weird crackling noise emanating from them, then Apple would replace it at no extra charge. Issues like these can include RAM malfunctions, drive errors, graphics processor trouble, and more. If something goes wrong with your Mac that isn't your fault, Apple will repair or replace your device or device part. If something goes wrong with your device within the first 90 days, you can call 1-800-APL-CARE to get help over the phone for your problem. What is Apple's standard warranty?Īpple's standard warranty offers 90 days of free technical support, as well as a one-year limited warranty. With AppleCare+, you'll pay a lower price to repair any damage than you would without that coverage. Problems can crop up at any time, even well past the standard warranty lifetime, so it's good to have that little bit of additional insurance that your purchase will be safe, or at least that you won't have to pay full price if it's damaged. In these cases, it's worth having AppleCare+ on your device if you need to have Apple repair or replace some aspect of your Mac. Something might happen to the display, or you might encounter some kind of other hardware trouble. It could get pulled off of your desk by its power cord, or short out during an electrical storm. Like any insurance plan, AppleCare+ provides peace of mind for your deviceĮven though your iMac probably doesn't move around nearly as much as a MacBook, it's still essential to keep it protected.
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