iOS 16.4’s Settings app has a new page dedicated to AppleCare+ coverage details

The new Coverage section in Settings provides warranty details and AppleCare+ information for your device and connected accessories like your AirPods.

iPhone showcasing the new Coverage section in iOS 16.4's Settings app
A new Coverage section in Settings | Image: Christian Zibreg/iDB
  • What’s happening? iOS 16.4 brings a new Coverage page in the Settings app listing coverage information for your device and eligible accessories.
  • Why care? You can conveniently access this information in one place.
  • What to do? Update your device when iOS 16.4 is released.

A new Coverage section in the Settings app

iOS and iPadOS 16.4 have a new Coverage page in the Settings → General → About section with the device’s warranty and AppleCare+ details in one place.

If you’ve purchased optional AppleCare+ coverage for your iPhone or iPad, this is where you’ll find details about it, in addition to the standard 1-year Apple warranty. It doesn’t provide coverage info for other devices, only for your current device.

You can also see coverage details for connected accessories like your Apple Watch or AirPods. “Coverage is only shown for this iPhone and Bluetooth-paired devices that can be covered by AppleCare+,” explains the description.

Before iOS 16.4, you could view limited information about the device’s warranty in Settings → General → About but there was no dedicated Coverage section and AppleCare details about connected accessories were unavailable.

This isn’t the only place to review your active AppleCare+ plans.

Introducing My Support

Viewing devices without coverage on Apple's My Support website
Showing devices with no coverage | Image: Christian Zibreg/iDB

The best way to browse all your purchased plans is the My Support webpage at support.apple.com/my-support. Visit this destination in your web browser and click the blue Sign in to My Support button to log in with your Apple ID.

Click See all my devices at the bottom of the My Devices section to view all your devices. An AppleCare icon is displayed below each device with active coverage.

The Filter button in the top-left corner lets you filter devices by AppleCare plans, plus view devices still eligible for AppleCare+ protection and ones not covered.

Viewing detailed AppleCare+ coverage information for iPhone 14 Pro Max on the My Support website
Viewing detailed coverage info | Image: Christian Zibreg/iDB

Clicking a device image pulls up detailed coverage information, including your AppleCare+ agreement number, proof of coverage, purchase date, etc. From there, you can start a claim, learn more about AppleCare+, set up a repair, etc.

iOS 16.4 brings other improvements, new features and under-the-hood enhancements, including enrolling in iOS betas via Software Update, tracking your orders with a new Wallet widget, 5G Standalone support, a bunch of new Shortcuts actions for Always-On display, Stage Manage, etc—plus 31 new emoji.