The online trade-in process generally takes two to three weeks. If you paid in full and the value of your device was more than the cost of your new iPhone, you’ll receive an Apple Gift Card by email with the remaining amount. If your device doesn’t match the condition you described, you’ll receive an email with next steps. When we receive your trade-in, we’ll verify its condition and if everything checks out, your trade-in will be complete. Otherwise, it will be mailed to you separately as soon as your new product is ready for delivery or pickup. If you added a trade-in to an iPhone order, you may receive the kit along with your new device. Once you receive the trade-in kit, you have 14 days to prepare and send in your device. If it’s not eligible for credit, you can recycle it for free. If you pay in full, we’ll credit your payment method after we receive your trade-in. If you pay monthly, we’ll apply the value as instant credit to lower the monthly payments of your new iPhone. Based on what you tell us, we’ll provide an estimated trade-in value. Simply answer a few questions about your device. What happens if the device I'm trading in has a higher trade-in value than the device I'm purchasing today?Īpple Trade In makes it easy to get credit towards the purchase of your next iPhone. To learn how to transfer data to your new iPhone, see /en-us/HT201269. If you are switching from Android, you need to download the Move to iOS app first and follow the setup process on your new iPhone. For phones using iOS 12.4 or later, Quick Start offers the option of using device-to-device migration, allowing you to transfer all your data wirelessly from your current device to your new one. With Quick Start, you can restore your data and content to your new iPhone from your iCloud backup.

Just sign in to iCloud when you set up your new device, access your previous device’s iCloud backup and you’ll be ready to go in minutes.ĭon’t have enough iCloud storage to complete a backup? iCloud will grant you enough temporary storage to make sure you can back up your device and get all your data transferred, free of charge (iOS 15 required). So I'm wondering? Are there any alternatives to Glimmer Blocker that perform ad-blocking at a proxy level? Don't need to be macOS specific, I'm fine installing a linux option via homebrew or macports (preferring the latter).Yes, iCloud makes moving your settings, photos, apps and documents to a new device seamless.

While that still exists (and installs) it's Java based, hasn't seen any updated in years, and only works via HTTP, so it effectively blocks nothing nowadays. What I would really like to do is setup an ad-blocking proxy server in the past I used to use GlimmerBlocker, and it was great at the time, as you just added it as a proxy to your network settings and then every browser benefited automatically. Now I know some people will recommend I just use another browser, and I've tried a bunch of different options, but I'd still prefer to use Safari if I can (and there's no way I'm getting my parents to switch), because it generally performs the best all-round (on speed and CPU/memory use) and is just easier to use than most of the alternatives I've tried. work to a degree, but they all pale in comparison to uBlock Origin and such on Firefox. Okay, some of the ad-block options like wipr etc.

With Apple having basically crippled ad-blocking in Safari I've been looking into better ways to block ads on macOS.

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