1 year warranty how does it work exactly?

I have an Ipad air and suddenly the camera stopped working after contacting apple support they told me that its a hardware problem and i need to get it repaire and i would get it fixed free of charge if I have the warranty. So the thing is I bought it in 8/3/2014 and all this happend around 14/3/2015 which is exactly a week after a year had passed. my question is, does apple warranty work like this expires exactly on the same date or does it give the whole month you bought in till it does?

The warranty expires after exactly one year(or two years with AppleCare.) Since it failed close to the expiry date, you may be able to get it fixed for free; ask Apple.
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The service centre (not an Apple store) has agreed it's faulty and are awaiting parts from Apple.
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Seen as it's impossible to contact Apple directly regarding technical issues regarding MacBook
You've called their tech support numbers? (44) 0844 209 0611 in the UK, 800-275-2273 in the US. I've never found them particularly difficult to reach, though depending on call volume you may have to wait on hold for a while. You can also go to any retail Apple Store in your area.
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http://www.apple.com/buy/locator/service/
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