Modding home screen icons voids warranty?

[TrippalHealicks]

Hopefully this is the right place to ask this...
Does modding your icons on the home screen void the warranty on the phone? I never even knew this could be done, until today. But, now that I've seen what you guys have done, I really want to go home and try it out.
But, if it means my warranty is voided, forget it.

 

[SCMedic]

Don't really know how it could, being that no one has managed to brick a phone doing this, and the factory settings can all be replaces using restore in iTunes..

 

[iigreatoneii]

Yeah. Obviously it voids your warranty. But only if your phone breaks with your icons changed on it. I don't think Apple has a way of determining if you customized your phone unless it breaks without the original icons on it. If your just having problems with your phone you can restore it and then send it in for service. I don't think they can prove you have modded it or not.

 

[TrippalHealicks]

Ok, anyone else have an opinion or fact about this?

 

[alb0zf1n3st]

If you fu*k up the process and your phone becomes a "dud" then you void warranty.. if you do the icons and change it back who will know

 

[bayareaiphone]

I agree with you!

If you fu*k up the process and your phone becomes a "dud" then you void warranty.. if you do the icons and change it back who will know

 

[alb0zf1n3st]

thats the way i see it I mean i don't think it leaves traces saying we modified anything .. just replace everything 100%

 

[chris07]

just restore your phone then boom back to normal go return it

 

[alb0zf1n3st]

no1 will ever know you did anything if you did a full restore .. just follow the steps and don't fu*k up lol

 

[mlass]

http://www.apple.com/support/iphone/service/faq/#faq26

What kind of activities will void my warranty?
Apple’s Limited Warranty for iPhone excludes coverage for damage resulting from accident, unauthorized service and unauthorized modifications. Please review the warranty for further details.

Apple reserves the right to refuse service on iPhones that are outside their warranty period if damage has occurred due to accident, abuse, or misuse. In such event, Apple will return your original iPhone to you without performing service, and may hold you responsible for diagnostic fees. See Apple’s Repair Terms and Conditions for details.

 

[OJsakila]

If you can follow directions to the tee, you should have no problem. Hell, i'm an old fart and it was a 3 day learning curve with NUMEROUS restores and resets and now I have personalized ringtones, home key icons, batteries and recption bar modifications. I guess you can screw it all up but if I can do it your odds are slim you"ll permantly mess something up beyond what a restore will fix.