It might be a reaction to aluminum or titanium.
I don't think Apple (or anyone else) has put nickel in anything for ages. Not anything that people might touch.
Also, nickel allergy is very common and if ipads - or any smartphone or tablet for that matter - contains nickel as part of the shell, we would have seen a lot of reports about allergic reactions.
It could be another metal allergy; titanium or aluminium, maybe?
Rare, but it happens.
I don't think Apple (or anyone else) has put nickel in anything for ages. Not anything that people might touch.
Also, nickel allergy is very common and if ipads - or any smartphone or tablet for that matter - contains nickel as part of the shell, we would have seen a lot of reports about allergic reactions.
It could be another metal allergy; titanium or aluminium, maybe?
Rare, but it happens.