Garantías al Consumidor: Conoce tus Derechos
The video discusses consumer rights in Mexico, stating that under Article 77 of the Federal Consumer Protection Law the minimum warranty period is 90 days. It suggests consumers may have rights if a retailer claims a shorter warranty or misrepresents warranty terms.
This is relevant because AppleCare+ and any retailer-provided device warranties operate alongside statutory warranty obligations in Mexico. A mandated minimum warranty period (e.g., 90 days) could affect how AppleCare+ is marketed (e.g., clarifying what is covered beyond the legal warranty) and ensure Apple/resellers don’t present AppleCare+ as replacing required consumer-law warranty coverage. However, the snippet is from a TikTok source and may not fully specify the article’s scope for electronics, so direct confirmation of the legal text would be needed.
The minimum warranty period is **90 days** according to Article 77 of the Federal Consumer Protection Law. ⚖️ If a store tells you they only offer a 1-year ...
Country
Mexico
Region
Latin America and the Caribbean
Discovered
8/2/2026
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Language
Spanish