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$Apple(AAPL)$ Apple's standard return policy gives you 14 calendar days from the date you received the iPhone to return it for a full refund. So if it cracks within a day of use, like these bear posts are claiming, it would qualify for a full refund. If the iPhone becomes defective after that 14-day window closes, a return for refund is no longer available. At that point, it falls under Apple's One-Year Limited Warranty or AppleCare+ if purchased. Shorters and bears need a better angle. Does anyone really think Apple would release a product without extensive testing? They pull this same routine every year around new Apple product launches.

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