Apple will no longer provide stickers, which come with products to stick on vehicles. Stores that sell bitten manzanita products received a memo saying that The new iPad Pro or iPad Air will not include the peculiar sticker. However, customers can still request it in stores. The company carries out the removal of the stickers for environmental purposes, as well as its goals of delivering its products with plastic-free packaging.
Apple’s new initiative is carried out in accordance with the objective of meeting the environmental goals that the company has set for the year 2030. The objective is to making the company carbon neutral, as well as minimizing the use of plastics. Apparently, Apple is not distributing stickers to other retailers, such as Amazon and Best Buy, so the only way to get the Apple sticker is by purchasing an iPad Pro or iPad Air directly from an Apple store.
From the first model to the latest iPhone, Apple has always included the sticker with the bitten apple next to the product. It is usually used by many Apple users to stick it on their devices or in their cars. However, it is important to question the cause of this marketing strategy.
According to the SacaTech channel, when Apple had a lot of competition and they were almost on the verge of bankruptcy, they discovered that their fans came to the store to recommend other customers to buy the Macs, therefore, they decided reward them with Apple Stickers so they could show their support for the brand.
This may be an unpopular opinion, but I really found it a waste. They were fun in 2008, but 16 years later, they’re no longer a big deal. It was always straight in the trash,” was what a user by the name juldum commented on the “9to5Mac” page, a website dedicated to covering news, analysis and opinions on Apple products and services.
“Buy an Apple gift card and get a free “fancy” sticker. I think I’ve only used 1 Apple sticker to put on a new water bottle along with other stickers. I even recently started throwing the ones away. electronic device boxes that I was saving (for what reason…why?) and took the stickers out of the box…not sure why I thought I could use them. “I’ll throw them in my desk drawer to look at them years later and wonder why I have a stack of stickers,” another user, BJMRaño, commented on the page.
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