It’s flexible for you, not for the customer.

When a person buys a new phone, it’s a new product. Your product is the same experience that they will have to pay multiple times for if they simply change their phone.

It is user hostile and gives the customer the impression that what they are buying already has an expiry date, and not in a good way.

Why don’t you have an option to provide X years of updates, and after that they will have to buy a new license for the latest capabilities and features? That’s more fair, since users won’t have to be punished for buying a new device.

Unfortunately it seems like the single user scenario hasn’t really been considered.

A single user who wishes to purchase a single license for their iPhone management is a scenario that doesn’t exist. Typically users change their phones every year, or every 2 years.

Their phones could get lost, stolen or replaced. All of these mean a new serial number and thereby disabling iMazing for them.

So single users are faced with no real option for long term use. Why you didn’t consider an option to purchase imazing with 1-2 years of updates and support is a mystery. Beyond that, users would have to pay for more updates.

That would have been less user hostile

It’s legit but their licensing is so bad, it’s per serial number.

So if you get a new iPhone you have to buy the program again.

Imazing changed their license type and now it’s a rip off. It’s per serial number

That’s exactly my concern, it’s not something I’m comfortable paying out of pocket for if most of the effect is due to it being a new phone.

I’ll consider just replacing my phone battery.

Thankss

I’m on a 12 mini but not sure if the battery is that different to upgrade to the 13 mini. Is it that much better?

Does it actually work well?

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