Apple has made a significant change to its education pricing policy, sparking concerns among non-traditional learners who have taken advantage of discounted rates in the past. Until now, individuals outside of the traditional education system, such as lifelong learners, hobbyists, and professionals seeking certification, have been able to purchase Apple devices at a reduced price by using a valid .edu email address or by claiming a teacher or student status. However, Apple has announced that it will no longer honor these discounts for non-students and non-teachers, effectively closing a loophole that has been exploited by many. The move is likely to impact individuals who rely on these discounted rates to access Apple's premium products and services.
Apple ends education discount loophole for non-students and non-teachers Mashable
