For the first time in many years, Apple is limiting how many phones you can buy.
Apple has capped iPhone Duo purchases at two devices per customer ahead of Friday’s launch. Know when you can purchase the latest foldable iPhone and why there’s a limit.
The iPhone Duo goes on sale this Friday, October 23, but if you were hoping to just walk into an Apple Store and pick one up, you may want to rethink that plan. In a statement, Apple says there...
Customers will not be allowed to add more than two devices to their cart during checkout
Apple has implemented a strict purchase restriction for customers in the United States, limiting orders of the newly introduced iPhone Duo to a...
Apple now shows a notification when consumers try to buy more than two iPhone Duo units from the Apple App Store app and website.
Apple's App Store will display a "Made for iPhone Duo" badge on product pages for apps that have been optimized for the new foldable iPhone.
Some lucky people may be able to grab an iPhone Duo from the Apple Store — but don't expect an unlimited supply.
Didn't get your pre-order in? You may still have a shot at opening up a brand-new Apple iPhone Duo this Friday.
Trying a walk-in purchase of the foldable iPhone might end up in failure.
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