Apple breaks its silence on the iPhone Duo's cracking screen problem

I've said it for years. Don't care if it is a phone, computer, TV, car etc.

When the FIRST generation of a device is released, WAIT a few months

because you know no matter how much you test it, something will sneak

by. If it is a hardware issue, not much end users can do about it.

At least with software, by 30-60-90 days, any software bugs should be

corrected.

We are aware of an issue impacting the inner display on a small number of iPhone Duo units. If users experience issues with their iPhone Duo display, they should contact AppleCare for a replacement."

It's obvious that Apple had to say something after IFixIt (they found the issue causing the screen to crack) and JerryRigs exposed the defects on the device, but its amazing how Apple is claiming it only affects a few devices!! Is Apple saying that not all Iphone Duo's are made the same? This is not software we are talking about that a bug may impact one device and not another, this is hardware and its all made the same way, and sooner or later the issue will happen. This is the reason why I dislike Apple, they are shady and always covering their fails and issues, there is never a straight and direct answer. This is a result of all of the "passes" they keep on getting. I just feel bad for the end user (not for the #ISheep) that will deal with an inferior and flawed product.

I can just imagine this was happening with Samsung or with Google, we saw the posts on here about the Pixel bending and failing JerryRigs test, but I haven't hear anything about the Iphone Duo also failing it.

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Change headline to:

Apple finally breaks the silence on the iPhone Duo... by letting the loud cracking screens do all the talking.

I have owned a couple of foldables, not apple, and they all had screen problems within 6 months. I went back to regular mon foldable phones.

"they should contact AppleCare for a replacement" if my mastery of the English language is correct, then this does not mean that you will have the right to a replacement automatically; you still will have to argue with them.