Apple is telling retail store workers to expect a limited supply of replacement iPhones for the next several weeks
Retail staffers received an email notifying them that the devices, which are used to replace customers' phones when they're too badly damaged to fix easily, will be in limited supply for several weeks, according to Bloomberg. Employees at several stores also told Bloomberg they were running low on some individual replacement parts.
Workers were instructed instead to offer customers loaner devices or mail out replacement devices when they become available, Bloomberg reported. Apple's internal note is the latest sign that the coronavirus outbreak is having a material impact on its business, and one of the first times Apple customers will be directly affected by the situation.in China in early February as the number of cases of the coronavirus disease, COVID-19, skyrocketed within the region.
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