Funny how practically any time there's a problem here posters will jump to conclusions that you're doing something ridiculous to explain anything that may in fact simply be Apple's fault.No. it sits on a desk all day - does anyone stack books on their iPads?
give it a rest. no one is jumping to conclusions. it's not ridiculous to stack books on an iPad. I regularly have a book or two on top of my iPad when going from meeting to meeting.Funny how practically any time there's a problem here posters will jump to conclusions that you're doing something ridiculous to explain anything that may in fact simply be Apple's fault.
My point is, it's always blame the user first, assume something unusual, rather than acknowledge the more obvious answer- it's an issue with the product.give it a rest. no one is jumping to conclusions. it's not ridiculous to stack books on an iPad. I regularly have a book or two on top of my iPad when going from meeting to meeting.
Watch a few videos on 12.9 iPad Pro taken apart. My speculation is the type of adhesive used to fuse the lightbulb LED light emitting bulb is not sufficienti noticed these white lines around the edge of my iPad Pro 12.9 inch a few weeks ago, but they have gotten worse. Apple have agreed to replace it, just wondering - anyone else ever see this on their iPad?
Your point was to jump to judgment. Where in my post did I "blame the user first"? Where did I "assume something unusual"?My point is, it's always blame the user first, assume something unusual, rather than acknowledge the more obvious answer- it's an issue with the product.
i noticed these white lines around the edge of my iPad Pro 12.9 inch a few weeks ago, but they have gotten worse. Apple have agreed to replace it, just wondering - anyone else ever see this on their iPad?
Watch a few videos on 12.9 iPad Pro taken apart. My speculation is the type of adhesive used to fuse the lightbulb LED light emitting bulb is not sufficient