iUP since it started. Also, Apple adjusts (or tells you to pay a couple months up to "be ready") iUP to accommodate their users if they're the ones who mess up the schedule. They're not in the habit of upsetting their most loyal iPhone consumers. It's worth mentioning they also go out of their way to fix any issues that may come up if you're apart of iUP. I remember something going wrong a few years ago and it affected a number of iUP customers.. I forget what it was exactly.. but Apple went out of their way to fix the issue and make sure the affected iUP customers got their phones on launch day one way or another. I remember reading where Apple proactively called customers and told them to head to their local Apple store where the people just walked in (skipping the line) to collect phones on launch day or a day or two later (circumventing the queue that was in place at that time).
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