Apple stops supporting popular devices under 3 years old: Fair or excessive?
Apple faces backlash for ending support on devices under three years old, raising questions about consumer fairness.

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Is Apple's decision to stop supporting devices under three years old justified?
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In 2026, Apple announced it would cease software support for the Ultra 1 device, which users report is less than three years old. This decision has sparked significant consumer outrage, with users expressing frustration over the company's rapid obsolescence of devices.
The controversy centers on whether Apple's support cutoff timeline is reasonable or unfair to customers who expect longer device longevity. The issue is currently unfolding with public complaints and media coverage, but no official response or policy change from Apple has been reported yet.
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