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Originally Posted by LudwigVan
I can see this option (if logistically feasible; I don't know how the iPhone's put together): bring the phone to an Apple/AT&T Store and have the folks there replace the battery on-site and within X minutes, perhaps just for the cost of the battery itself--if they're feeling charitable.
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I have to believe Apple Store and/or AT&T staffers are going to be trained to replace batteries, if such replacements become a widespread need (or even if not).
Aside from the inconvenience, people would be losing 2-3 days of their phone if they need to do a mail-in, which would mean people would want a proportional refund for lost usage. That could add up quickly for AT&T.