Love how all the forum posters are now doctors and are diagnosing OP and calling bull.
One only needs to be an OCD sufferer to have a fairly good idea if the OP is B.S.ing or not.
In any case, let' use some common sense: out of
hundreds of millions of iOS devices sold globally, there is now a
single case of an individual claiming that he has a disability which both
requires him to use an iPhone (read his first post, he says it himself) yet the color of the white one makes him physically ill somehow, but ONLY after having possessed it for more than two weeks.
No, I'm no doctor, but I know of no disabilities that make iPhone use a life-and-death necessity. What did any such people do before mid-2007?
I've suffered in the past from OCD, and I've never heard the like. My significant other is undergoing counseling, ERP and immersion therapy for OCD, and I have another friend who is in even worse shape, taking meds. Both of them are just as stumped as I and everyone else here.
Whether or not OP is telling the truth is irrelevant.
Actually, it's 100% relevant. If a white iPhone is truly, legitimately making someone sick purely on the basis of its color, then I would think Apple has a serious product safety issue on their hands. It would be nice to have medical verification that this is the case. And if truly legitimate, it would be good to know exactly WHAT the condition is, because again, it really doesn't sound like classic OCD.
But, again... out of hundreds of millions of devices sold...
This can be taken care of quite simply. Either contact some of the higher ups at apple and complain enough, they'll likely give in. Or OP sells his/her iPhone and takes a $20 dollar loss and buys a new phone.
If you've been paying attention, these have been suggested many times. The OP is either ignoring these suggestions, or this same "disability" prevents him from doing so.
And anyway, let's think about this. I know that if I let my old obsessive compulsive impulses get the better of me, I'd be absolutely itching all over at the very thought of trading in my bought-new iPhone for some other stranger's on Craigslist. Where the heck has this used phone been? I have NO idea. How many teeny tiny scratches has he put on it? What else did his hands touch before he touched that phone? Has it been in the bathroom? Near the toilet?
...IN the toilet??? What if the previous owner took inappropriate selfies (or worse) with the camera? Would I really want to take pictures with a camera that has seen... who knows what? YUCK!
No. Thanks!
And I'm a guy with a white iPhone who ISN'T being made physically sick by it.