In response to global concerns and public health guidance regarding the COVID-19 coronavirus epidemic, Apple will be postponing online training seminars for authorized technicians until further notice, according to a source familiar with the matter.
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This is just the latest precaution that Apple is taking in response to the pandemic, along with announcing that WWDC 2020 will be an online event, closing all Apple Stores in Italy, suspending Today at Apple sessions in the United States and several other countries, encouraging corporate employees to work from home if possible, and more.
For the latest on Apple's response to the novel coronavirus, read our COVID-19 roundup.
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And why did they use such an obsolete image for this? Do Apple Technicians know what a ribbon cable or SATA connector looks like?
I thought they just swapped one machine for the other and melted down the former!
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Maybe it's because the presenter needs a setup in a studio, perhaps with props and devices to demonstrate.Um... they are postponing ONLINE seminars?
That would be a perfect time to handle training and other administrative stuff since it wouldn't take away from time spent working on customer devices.2) if for AASPs I suspect it might be because some or all may not be open? Not sure there.
I would seriously doubt this.Baby Apple techs today don't even recognize that ancient tech.