How To Fix Coverage Expired On iPhone

If you're seeing "Coverage Expired" on your iPhone under Settings > General > About > Coverage, it means your Apple warranty (or AppleCare) has expired. Here’s what you can do:

1. Check Your Warranty Status

• Visit Apple’s Coverage Page and enter your iPhone’s serial number to confirm your coverage status.

2. Renew AppleCare (If Eligible)

• If your AppleCare recently expired, you may still have the option to extend it. Go to Settings > General > About > AppleCare+ Coverage Available (if shown).

3. Consider Third-Party Insurance

• If AppleCare is no longer available, you can explore insurance options from your carrier or third-party providers like Asurion or SquareTrade.

4. Ignore It (If You Don’t Need Coverage)

• The “Coverage Expired” message doesn’t affect your iPhone’s functionality. You can still get repairs from Apple but may have to pay out of pocket.