Re: peeling an apple

Alan wrote:

On 2024-05-10 19:31, badgolferman wrote:

Apple’s iPhone 15 Pro is under fire yet again after some consumers
expressed outrage after the device was found to peel less than two months
after purchase
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A Reddit user said they purchased their iPhone 15 Pro only a month and a
half ago but noticed the back edges were peeling after removing the case to
clean it.
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The user, who goes by mr_rakue, said he used a Rhinoshield Mod NX case but
didn’t believe it could have affected the phone.
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The post grabbed the attention of other iPhone 15 owners who experienced
the same issue, with one noting they took their smartphone to an Apple
Store and were told it was a manufacturing issue.
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https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-12923231/Apple-iPhone-15-Pro-edges-peeling.html

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The back of an iPhone 15 is glass...
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...which isn't a material typically known for "peeling".
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It looks like the images are actually showing a little adhesive being squeezed out.
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 That user is obviously lying. Apple would never use crude chinese construction techniques like glopping glue on all the components so they can't be repaired. That would be the same as producing disposable, chintzy products.
 This is Never done by apple.