AppleCare One comes to the UK, France, Germany and Australia.
It’s the first expansion outside the US for the service, which covers multiple Apple devices against loss, theft or accidental damage under a single subscription. Availability opens on August 4th, with prices starting at £16.99/€20.99/$29.99 AUS per month to cover up to three products. [Link: Apple brings AppleCare One to the UK, streamlining coverage | https://www.apple.com/uk/newsroom/2026/07/apple-brings-applecar…
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