In the morning I told you that Apple forces its partners to allow it to "help" them create the packaging of the accessories sold in Apple Stores, companies that refuse to participate in this "program" will have their products removed from the shelves of Apple stores around the world.
Everything is part of a campaign by those from Apple Lossless Audio CODEC (ALAC), to "unify" the shopping experience in Apple Stores, its products and those of its partners, by having similar packaging for products, but theoretically also a better quality for accessories.
In order to bring to the attention of the whole world this serious change implemented, the Apple company created a special page on its website in which it explains the methods by which it tests the accessories that are sold in the Apple Store with special packaging.
More precisely, the Apple company claims that it tests its partners' accessories to ensure that they meet the strictest quality standards, while offering a pleasant design for users, without affecting the performance of the terminals sold by Apple.
Get the right protection. Tested to the limit. Each case design for iPad, iPhone, and iPod touch has to go through a series of tests before it reaches the Apple Store. So you can be sure the case you buy is a perfect match for your iOS device. Even with a case on, we want to be certain your device has signal quality that meets Apple standards – including signal for cellular, Wi-Fi, and even Apple Pay.
Basically, Apple tries to convince users that although these accessories are not created by it, they are tested by its engineers to ensure that they work in perfect "symbiosis" with them to provide the best possible user experience.
It remains to be seen how many people will appreciate this move by Apple and how many partners will criticize the obligation to participate in this program, the idea in itself being to use iDevice owners.
