Apple has reopened nearly 100 of its Apple Stores around the world, the company has confirmed, outlining the steps it is taking to reestablish in-person
Apple has reopened nearly 100 of its Apple Stores around the world, the company has confirmed, outlining the steps it is taking to reestablish in-person shopping in a safe way during the COVID-19 pandemic. In a new open letter, the company has explained how the coronavirus will change the way Apple Stores look and operate, after beginning to resume operations in the US earlier this month.
Back in mid-March, all US Apple Stores were shut down so as to reduce the spread of coronavirus. Apple subsequently extended that closure, though confirmed in early May that it would be unlocking the doors in four US states initially.
Those four – Idaho, South Carolina, Alabama, and Alaska – will now be joined by further locations.
