Apple closes New York City stores to in-person shopping

No in-store shopping at NYC Apple stores

Apple has closed its New York City stores to most in-person shopping.

NEW YORK - The list of COVID-induced closures, cancellations and changes continues to grow in New York City.

Apple has closed its locations in the city to in-store shopping. Customers can still pick up online orders and visit the Genius bar. Stores in New Jersey are also seeing limited service. Connecticut stores so far are unaffected.

Car thieves using Apple AirTags

A police department in Canada says thieves of high-end luxury cars are using Apple AirTag trackers to help them target and track cars to steal. This highlights the potential dangers of smart devices that are used for nefarious purposes.

Broadway is also seeing more cancellations. "Six" has called off shows through Thursday. Performances are scheduled to resume on Sunday. And "Moulin Rouge," which has been hit by COVID, canceled both shows Tuesday because of non-COVID illness, according to its Twitter feed.

The New Year’s Eve ball drop in Times Square is not immune to COVID alterations. Attendance will be capped at about 25 percent of what it usually is. Masks and vaccinations will be required and attendees can’t arrive to claim their spots until 3 p.m. at the earliest.

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No in-store shopping at NYC Apple stores

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