Let me know when you're ready to apologize.
https://www.macrumors.com/2010/06/24/steve-jobs-describes-iphone-4-signal-strength-a-non-issue/
And he was absolutely right.
There were people who tried to make phone calls, and they made phone calls. And there were people who tried to prove that you could disable phone calls by holding the phone in a certain way, and they succeeded as well. My Nokia phone that I owned at about that time said described in the user manual that you could stop it from working if you held the phone in a certain way...
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It's an excuse! It has served you for 2 years so you are out of warranty first, second as someone else said " are you comparing life threatening issue to such issue?"
"Out of warranty" doesn't matter if a product isn't safe. As an example, Apple had to replace 6 year old iPods in Korea that could catch fire. Now since 6 years is far out of warranty, and you have no right to expect that an iPod _works_ after that time, they didn't have to replace any that didn't work, but they had to and did replace six year old iPods as long as they were still working. I bet many Koreans exchanged iPods that were gathering dust in the back of a drawer while still working.
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Remember that it was literally only weeks ago that they had issues surrounding their waterproof claim on the S7 being false. And that WAS repeatable on unit after unit. We don't quite realize the depth/breadth of this yet.
I really, really hope that Apple learned from that and is very, very careful with their claims of waterproofness. So if people drop their phones into the toilet (as they do) and it is still working afterwards, good for them, but no replacement if it is damaged. In the end, a phone will never be 100% water proof, and only an idiot would try if it is. Samsung played right into the hands of these idiots.
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