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Starting October 5, 2026, Quebec’s Bill 29 would amend the Quebec Consumer Protection Act and introduce government-mandated warranty requirements for many household appliances. The post is presented as a TikTok comment-invite, not an official legislative text or government communication.
If Bill 29’s mandatory warranty provisions apply to certain appliance-like categories that could overlap with some consumer electronics, it could constrain how warranties are structured or what minimum warranty terms sellers must provide in Quebec. However, AppleCare+ is a voluntary extended protection/insurance-like service rather than a statutory appliance warranty, and this source is not authoritative, so the direct impact on AppleCare+ specifically is likely limited unless the bill explicitly covers consumer electronics or third-party protection plans.
Starting October 5, 2026, Bill 29 amends Quebec's Consumer Protection Act and introduces government-mandated warranty requirements for many household appliances ...
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Canada
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The United States, Canada, and Puerto Rico
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7/19/2026
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