Apple to reopen more than 100 stores this week

Apple plans to reopen more than 100 of its 271 US stores in 21 states, although many will only offer storefront or curb service. The move corresponds to that in a open letter Written earlier this month by Apple’s retail manager, in which the iPhone manufacturer’s gradual reopening strategy as Corona virus curfew Ease around the world.

“This week we will again serve customers in many locations in the United States,” said a company representative in a statement on Tuesday. “For customer safety and convenience, most stores only offer a roadside or in-store service where we collect online orders and make appointments in the Genius Bar. Other stores are open to walk-in customers and we recommend everyone to check the website of his local store for more information on the hours at their preferred location. “

Among the stores that provide personalized service, Apple previously announced it would limit the total number of store owners. The company announced that all employees and customers in the store must wear face masks and that the masks will be provided if the customers do not have their own.

Apple began closing its stores across the west in mid-March as the corona virus spread to cities across the United States and Europe. On March 13, she announced that she would close her stores for two weeks until March 27, and then extend the closings indefinitely. The iPhone manufacturer has over 500 stores worldwide.

To check if Genius Bar support is available, you can use the company’s Store Finder tool to determine if your establishment has reopened.

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