Apple is now changing the long enforced policies for its Reuse and Recycling Program that restricted devices with liquid damage from being accepted.
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Apple now allowing trade-ins for water damaged devices
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Published November 19, 2013
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For its Reuse and Recycling Program, Apple has partnered with PowerON to buy used iPhones, iPads and Macs, as well as other non-Apple products. Until the recent policy revision, however, devices with liquid damage were not accepted.
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