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After nine months of consistently inappropriate conduct from certain Apple Support employees, I have decided I would like to address my experiences with a member of Apple’s Ethics department. I did not see any contact information on Apple’s website on how to contact Apple with concerns over unethical conduct. I would like to know how I can contact a Senior employee to address my concerns.

iPhone 13 Pro Max, iOS 18

Posted on May 3, 2025 8:30 PM

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Posted on May 5, 2025 6:35 AM

Product feedback links are unlikely to work. Use the corporate info your fellow end users have provided.


Apple no longer offers an electronic way to report issues with sales, service, or support experiences. If a retail store employee, report to the store manager.


Otherwise, that leaves phoning the corporate offices or snail-mailing a well-composed business to corporate HQ. As someone who for ten years managed the customer support function in another industry, I can testify that a factual letter —devoid of emotion, drama, or threat—is about an order of magnitude better than a phone call in disciplinary matters. It give the employee's supervisor the chance to research the issue, and a letter becomes part of the employee's file.


As end users like you, no one here has special access to contact info Apple chooses not to publish.

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May 5, 2025 6:35 AM in response to NerdVibes

Product feedback links are unlikely to work. Use the corporate info your fellow end users have provided.


Apple no longer offers an electronic way to report issues with sales, service, or support experiences. If a retail store employee, report to the store manager.


Otherwise, that leaves phoning the corporate offices or snail-mailing a well-composed business to corporate HQ. As someone who for ten years managed the customer support function in another industry, I can testify that a factual letter —devoid of emotion, drama, or threat—is about an order of magnitude better than a phone call in disciplinary matters. It give the employee's supervisor the chance to research the issue, and a letter becomes part of the employee's file.


As end users like you, no one here has special access to contact info Apple chooses not to publish.

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