Hey there. I got my iphone a week ago, and have been extremely careful with it. I ordered a bodyguardz thing for it, and until it comes in, i have not really used it at all. I use it around the house with extreme caution, and have only taken it out once. I leave it in the box whenever i'm not using it, so to not get a single scratch on it. I know I'm anal but it's how I am with new toys.
anyway, I was reading online and stumbled across the water sensors in the phone. Curious, i took a look in my earphone jack of my iphone, and to my horror i saw a pinkish bottom. I have not even USED the phone let alone subject it to any kind of water damage what so ever. This was noticed less than a week after opening the phone, and I'm beginning to think maybe it was there from the time i purchased it? I have done ABSOULUTLEY nothing to subject it to damage. The only thing I can possibly think of is the time i brough it to play pond hockey. I didn't want it to get damaged, so i turned it off, and left it in my car inside my middle console box. I removed everything from the box to avoid any kind of damage whatsoever, and made sure it was turned off so it wasn't subject to cold temperatures. I fail to see how this would have had any negative effect what so ever.
Is there anything I can do? I'm going shopping in a different city with some firends tomorrow, and there is an apple store in the mall. I was thinking of popping by and trying to explain my case (i know i have no apointment) but I am worried that the employee may tell me there is nothing he can do, and flag my phone as void. I know this sensor tripping is not my fault, so I am not ashamed to admit that I am thinking of using one of the many tricks to disguise this sensor. If I talk to the emploee and explain my case without showing him my phone, and he tells me that my waranty is void, i plan on either using white out to make the tab white again, or placing a white sticker in the bottom of my earphone jack to trick the reps if i ever need to get my phone replaced.
Are the "genius' " understanding of this sort of ordeal? Am i completly screwed? Because I am not at ALL happy about this, considering i take nothing but prestine care of my toys, and have not done ANYTHING to cause this.
anyway, I was reading online and stumbled across the water sensors in the phone. Curious, i took a look in my earphone jack of my iphone, and to my horror i saw a pinkish bottom. I have not even USED the phone let alone subject it to any kind of water damage what so ever. This was noticed less than a week after opening the phone, and I'm beginning to think maybe it was there from the time i purchased it? I have done ABSOULUTLEY nothing to subject it to damage. The only thing I can possibly think of is the time i brough it to play pond hockey. I didn't want it to get damaged, so i turned it off, and left it in my car inside my middle console box. I removed everything from the box to avoid any kind of damage whatsoever, and made sure it was turned off so it wasn't subject to cold temperatures. I fail to see how this would have had any negative effect what so ever.
Is there anything I can do? I'm going shopping in a different city with some firends tomorrow, and there is an apple store in the mall. I was thinking of popping by and trying to explain my case (i know i have no apointment) but I am worried that the employee may tell me there is nothing he can do, and flag my phone as void. I know this sensor tripping is not my fault, so I am not ashamed to admit that I am thinking of using one of the many tricks to disguise this sensor. If I talk to the emploee and explain my case without showing him my phone, and he tells me that my waranty is void, i plan on either using white out to make the tab white again, or placing a white sticker in the bottom of my earphone jack to trick the reps if i ever need to get my phone replaced.
Are the "genius' " understanding of this sort of ordeal? Am i completly screwed? Because I am not at ALL happy about this, considering i take nothing but prestine care of my toys, and have not done ANYTHING to cause this.