topic Re: Apple Care Full Cover not showing up under “Coverage” iPhone settings in Apple Devices

Apple Care Full Cover not showing up under “Coverage” iPhone settings

isabelinhavasc — Sun, 07 Jan 2024 00:40:42 GMT

Hi All,

So I’m currently paying for Apple Care Full Cover for my device on my plan each month and I can see this included in My EE. However, whenever I go to iPhone’s settings > About > Coverage, I only see hardware repair and phone support services. I also looked up my serial number under the Apple Support app to check for this coverage and I can’t see it. This is especially concerning as it should be linked to my phone and easily accessible should I lose it or get it stolen in another country (I travel quite often for work)

Should I ring up the technical team?

thanks

Re: Apple Care Full Cover not showing up under “Coverage” iPhone settings

James_B — Sun, 07 Jan 2024 08:11:30 GMT

Hi @isabelinhavasc,

Your insurance cover provided by EE won't be visible in your Apple account, just within your EE account.

James

Re: Apple Care Full Cover not showing up under “Coverage” iPhone settings

isabelinhavasc — Sun, 07 Jan 2024 12:46:05 GMT

hi James,

Thanks. But shouldn’t it though? How could I go about going to an Apple Store and having my phone fixed or getting another if that’s the case if I’m out of the UK?

Re: Apple Care Full Cover not showing up under “Coverage” iPhone settings

James_B — Sun, 07 Jan 2024 12:53:13 GMT

Please take a look at Chubb IPID Corporate - EE Apple Care Full Cover for a breakdown of what is covered by Apple Care and what is covered by your EE Insurance policy @isabelinhavasc.

Hope this helps. 🙂

James

Re: Apple Care Full Cover not showing up under “Coverage” iPhone settings

Rickyjt — Fri, 17 Jan 2025 23:31:07 GMT

Hi, what this “community manager” is saying, or rather not saying is that AppleCare services is a misleading name used by EE so you think you have AppleCare+. You have their cover which other than a similar name isn’t anything like AppleCare+.
It doesn’t cover a smashed back for example or have the Apple Store repairs you’ve been mislead into thinking you’re entitled to.