Apple Launches Free iPhone 6 Plus Camera Replacement Program

Mark Wilson writes: Complaints about the camera of the iPhone 6 Plus have been plentiful, and Apple has finally acknowledged that there is a problem. It's not something that affects all iPhone 6 Plus owners, but the company says that phones manufactured between September 2014 and January 2015 could include a failed camera component. Apple has set up a replacement program which enables those with problems with the rear camera to obtain a replacement. Before you get too excited, it is just replacement camera components that are on offer, not replacement iPhones. You'll need to check to see if your phone is eligible at the program website. (Also at TechCrunch.)

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Re: May I guess how it works?

[PopeRatzo]

I've never waited mote than 30 minutes for work, as long as I made an appt online w the Genius Bar

If I ever have to reference something called a "Genius Bar", I'm not sure I could ever look myself in the mirror again.

This is one of the top five reasons the only Apple product I will ever own is a Mac Pro and every 3-4 years when I get a new one the first thing I do is black out all the logos.