9to5Mac January 30, 2026

Apple discontinues iPhone Upgrade Program in the UK

Apple has discontinued the iPhone Upgrade Program in the UK, according to changes made to its website. The company says it is starting a “new chapter for upgrades” and that “the iPhone Upgrade Program is coming to an end.” Apple also appears to be winding down its partnership with Barclays, which wa…

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Apple discontinues iPhone Upgrade Program in the UK

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