Apple giving Greeks free services to get through debt crisis

July 13, 2015 20:04

Apple is giving Greeks free services, to try and keep them getting cut off as the debt crisis leads to a shutdown of the country's financial system. Greek customers are being given free iCloud services because they can't send money to Apple to pay for them. The company is sending out emails telling users that they will get an extension to their plan for a grace period of 30 days. But if the crisis goes on for longer than that, the company warns customers that they might want to start moving their things out of iCloud.

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