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Apple begins 3-year repair program for Apple Watch Series 2 devices w/ expanded batteries

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    Apple Stores and Authorized Service Providers are now servicing Apple Watch Series 2 models with swollen batteries or that won’t power on. The new service program began yesterday, according to a leaked internal document…

    View the original article: https://9to5mac.com/2018/04/14/apple-watch-series-2-expanded-battery/

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