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Once again it's bottom-of-the-barrel content at this point. There’s nothing left to write about regarding this issue, especially since it’s already been addressed and resolved. It's clear that articles like this are just clickbait, which explains why GSMArena has become far superior to PhoneArena.
A simple web search TODAY: No, the issue has not been formally resolved or fixed with a design revision or official recall.
Current Status of the iPhone Duo Screen Issue
• Apple's Response: Apple has acknowledged that an inner-display cracking issue is affecting a "small number" of units, pointing to potential mechanical or hinge-related pressure. However, they have not issued a formal recall or pinpointed the exact root cause.
• How Apple is Handling It: Affected owners are being directed to contact AppleCare for a device replacement. Replacement units are being offered, though stock constraints (especially for higher-capacity models or carrier orders) can lead to delays. Out-of-warranty repairs carry a steep $999 price tag.
• The Underlying Cause: Teardowns by groups like iFixit suggest the problem stems from precision and tolerance issues in the hinge mechanism—such as a support bar or curved rail not dropping or retracting properly when closed, putting localized stress on the flexible inner screen. too bad that you can advocate for the fruit stand.
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To help keep our community safe and free from spam, we apply temporary limits to newly created accounts:
Once again it's bottom-of-the-barrel content at this point. There’s nothing left to write about regarding this issue, especially since it’s already been addressed and resolved. It's clear that articles like this are just clickbait, which explains why GSMArena has become far superior to PhoneArena.
A simple web search TODAY: No, the issue has not been formally resolved or fixed with a design revision or official recall.
Current Status of the iPhone Duo Screen Issue
• Apple's Response: Apple has acknowledged that an inner-display cracking issue is affecting a "small number" of units, pointing to potential mechanical or hinge-related pressure. However, they have not issued a formal recall or pinpointed the exact root cause.
• How Apple is Handling It: Affected owners are being directed to contact AppleCare for a device replacement. Replacement units are being offered, though stock constraints (especially for higher-capacity models or carrier orders) can lead to delays. Out-of-warranty repairs carry a steep $999 price tag.
• The Underlying Cause: Teardowns by groups like iFixit suggest the problem stems from precision and tolerance issues in the hinge mechanism—such as a support bar or curved rail not dropping or retracting properly when closed, putting localized stress on the flexible inner screen. too bad that you can advocate for the fruit stand.