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Apple Backs Down on Verification for Educational Discounts in the U.S. (For Now)



It appears that Apple has quickly reversed course on a change last week that would have begun requiring educational customers in the U.S. to verify their student or teacher status. Apple has offered educational discounts on products like Macs and iPads for years, but even though pre-purchase verification has long been the norm in places […]

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