You buy an iPhone for $1,000. Something goes awry. There is no solution in Apple’s troubleshooting handbook.
For nearly three decades, there was another place to look.
Other Apple customers.
That option is about to disappear.
Apple (AAPL) is permanently closing its Support Community on Nov. 20, ending a 28-year-old resource where iPhone, Mac and iPad owners could exchange advice, troubleshoot problems, and share solutions.
No one can contribute questions or answers right now, but existing conversations may still be read.
Apple’s official announcement confirms the shutdown and directs customers to its main support
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