Apple is introducing a new system in its retail stores to reduce theft and fraudulent product returns, according to Bloomberg's Mark Gurman.
Apple is deploying a new scanning device at its retail stores to detect tampered iPhone returns, enhancing inventory management without opening the packaging.
Apple's new scanners reportedly build on technology used in Apple’s Presto machines.
The new scanning tool allows employees to confirm the authenticity of returned iPhones and accessories without breaking the seal, Bloomberg reports.
Apple has begun deploying a new diagnostic tool across its retail stores that lets employees verify an iPhone remains intact inside a sealed box, according to Bloomberg News ’ Mark Gurman . The...
Apple is introducing a new anti-theft system in its stores to combat increasing incidents of customers tampering with or stealing iPhones and accessories.
Apple launched the highly anticipated iPhone 18 Pro series, the foldable iPhone Duo, and the new Apple Watch Series last month. Now that these new devices have hit retail stores, Apple is taking...
Apple Store employees will be capable of scanning an iPhone while it remains sealed inside its box.
Apple introduces a new retail scanning tool to detect iPhone theft, verify sealed returns, and reduce inventory waste without opening boxes.
Apple is reportedly rolling out a new anti-theft system to retail stores that can check whether an iPhone inside a sealed box is intact without employees having to open the packaging. According to...
Gurman says it keeps honest returns sealed, and it borrows tech Apple already uses.
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