iPhone advice

[cristal]

Well we all know that iPhone is not just a telephone but a small system with indefinite features and therefore it tends to be an expensive stuff and maintain its status from the day it was launched in the market and it becomes too costly to repair them if they are damaged or stolen. please suggest me how to keep them safe and secure

[rizulli]

If you are worried, use a case, or a protective film like the ZAGG Invisible Shield (Google it, pretty neat). I would also recommend getting AppleCare, which extends your warranty to 2 years. There are also some third-party insurance options that will cover accidental damage, but I'm not sure what the options are in Canada.

[Silver05]

Depending on where you purchased your phone, this could be an option for you from a third party warranty provider.

At this time SquareTrade warranties are only available to residents of the U.S. and Canada*.

*Canadian residents are welcome to purchase coverage, as long as the item has been purchased from eBay (U.S.). We currently do not provide coverage for items purchased from retail stores or other online marketplaces located in Canada.

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[Silver05]

Found another 3rd party warranty provider for iPhone that is more Canadian friendly, link below!


http://www.securranty.com/ca/iphone-warranty.html

[pgillett72]

I *hope* to be getting my iPhone 4s in a few days, and have been wondering about warranty coverage as well, because replacing it if stolen, or damaged can be costly. I inquired with my home insurance provider, and discovered they will cover it under my policy for about $15 a year. Win!