NOTHING "voids" your warranty. period. take my word for it - until recently, i was an AppleCare agent.
some things you do to a Mac aren't covered by the warranty, and plenty of things aren't "supported" by Apple.
*raised eyebrows*
Jeremy,
Are you saying that regardless of what I do to my Mac, the warranty will still cover it?
Does this include fiddling with the parts that are covered with tape indicating that removing the tape will void my warranty?
What if I were to take a PowerBook swimming with me?
I have read multiple times (in mags like MacAddict) that certain actions will, per the cover, "Void Your Warranty!"
Any info would be appreciated.
Cheers, Rich
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