There are 2, its where the black plastic and the frame begins. In the line so to speak.
No way would I do this... You will ruin the water resistance. Take it back. You have two weeks to return it for any reason. I don't like the square camera etc.
I did ask this, their response was that they are using same glue that Apple uses in their factory.
Oh you mean if Apple does it. I thought you meant like do it yourself. I would trust they would replace the glue or whatever that seals it. I would either replace it or ignore it. Sure you can get another phone with a defect but what are the chances. It's not like half their phones have something wrong with them. Ignoring it would be an option since you said it's not in the actual camera lens and you can't see it without a magnifier. I'm assuming since you put a magnifier to your phone you're a little OCD about it (not meaning to be critical because I am too sometimes) so only you can say if this will keep annoying you. What you need to do is make a decision within your return period though because if you put it off then Apple says it's not a problem you're going to be extremely annoyed for the year or more you have it.
I don't think I would keep a phone with a dust spec in the actual camera lens. That would effect how it works and I'm not paying money for a broken product. Why do people seem to think half of Apple's iPhones have a defect so returning them will be an issue? I've never had a defect in my iPhones or any other Apple product. I know people who have bought iPhones every year since the iPhone 3 or 4 and no defects at all. They have QC but no matter how hard you try there will be one that gets past it.
Thx for the article. But the author is referring to SLR lenses. They are way bigger and I would assume that a small spec of dust doesn’t do any harm in such a huge lens. But the ones used in IPhones are smaller by far so one could think the problem gets bigger. Correct me if I’m wrong.Perhaps all those commenting that dust affects image quality and that it’s “broken” or “defective” should do some actual research. It doesn’t at all.
The Apocalypse of Lens Dust
Apocalypse (from the Greek apokálypsis; "lifting of the veil" or "revelation"): An event involving destruction or damage on an awesome or catastrophic scale. A disclosure of something hidden from the majority of mankind. How appropriate the word apocalypse is for this little article. At least...www.lensrentals.com
Keep your fingers crossed. Gonna keep mine. You can only see the spec under a magnifying glass and it doesn’t show in pictures. Otherwise the phone is perfect.
