Apple customers deserve a seamless and secure experience when using their devices. However, there's a gap in protections for users who reset their iPads or iPhones too frequently. As a concerned Apple user, I believe there needs to be a change.

When I found myself resetting my iPad before acquiring a new device, it created unnecessary stress and disruption to my daily life. Without the safeguard that a new device brings, data loss, app reinstallation, and reduced productivity were real consequences. This led me to consider the importance of a feature that restricts users from resetting their devices until they have a new iPad, iPhone, or both.

Furthermore, the ability to casually remove an eSIM poses similar risks. Once removed, there's potential for network issues and loss of connectivity. This disruption can especially affect users who rely on their Apple devices for business or emergency needs.

Apple has the power and responsibility to innovate and create solutions that prevent frequent resets and eSIM removals without proper cause. By implementing such features, they could enhance device security, protect user privacy, and ensure seamless functionality. Restrictions on device resetting and eSIM removal could bridge the security gap and ensure a more user-friendly experience.

We call upon Apple to act swiftly and thoughtfully to implement restrictions on resetting iPads and iPhones and on removing eSIMs until users obtain new devices. Please sign this petition if you agree that Apple should prioritize the security and convenience of its loyal users.