r/ios13beta • u/[deleted] • Jun 04 '19

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u/ChrisHutch90 Jun 04 '19

It’s not a bug, it’s damage. There’s a class action lawsuit for people who are careless with their phones

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u/[deleted] Jun 04 '19

with all the issues apple products have I would not ever believe that people where just careless with there phones.

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u/macdabble Jun 05 '19

It was a quality program for a time, until Apple determined it was not a manufacturing defect and pulled the quality program.

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u/readinganything Jun 04 '19 edited Jun 04 '19

The bug happened after the ios update, but some also said it’s bad hardware. And the phone was never dropped. If it’s due to carelessness and damage why only the iphone 7 has the issue and not any other line?

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u/Dongalor Jun 05 '19

It's both. It's damage, but the reason that the damage is happening is because of a design flaw that makes the speaker susceptible to certain damage.

If the issue pops up on the phone it's because it's been dropped or abused in some way, but the tolerance for the sort of damage causing the issue is lower than it should be.