Why should any manufacturer replace a product that you eat around the computer and crack the screen with hard as rock crumbs?
I'm sure apple knows what the screen looks like when it cracks on it's own. Apple would replace it if it's a single hairline crack. They will not replace it if it looks like you shut anything in between the keyboard and screen. Why would they?
Because on a premium product I expect it to be sufficiently robust to withstand common minor abuse like being dropped from a table, crumbs dropped on it, drinks spilt, etc.
That gives apple an incentive to make their product survive those things, which leads to both a better product and less damaged returns.
I'm sure apple knows what the screen looks like when it cracks on it's own. Apple would replace it if it's a single hairline crack. They will not replace it if it looks like you shut anything in between the keyboard and screen. Why would they?
https://www.engadget.com/2017-09-04-apple-leaked-warranty-re...