said by Anonymous_: sorry even TVs do not last 20 years anymore.
average life is 1 to 2 years.
i originally posted in my first reply (to the bizarre notion of a kill switch) that this was the most absurd and preposterous post I've ever seen.
Out of decency, I edited the line out, but after seeing this reply, I'll add it back in...and repeat it for greater emphasis...
...that this was the most absurd and preposterous post I've ever seen....
What is your goal?
To get a rise out of the forum and see if you can create controversy or go to battle?
Are you bored and just like to joust or merely waste other people's time, many of whom voluntarily show up here and actually try to help legitimate users with real problems?
said by Anonymous_: sorry even TVs do not last 20 years anymore.
average life is 1 to 2 years.
that this was the most absurd and preposterous post I've ever seen.
They should give an award for this category
Back on topic, I'll repeat my original question...did each of the failed iPhone owners bring their devices to the Apples Store for analysis of what happened? Until you know what caused each failure and know whether these were coincidental issues or not, the entire thread is a waste of everyone's time. For all we know the four friends went swimming with their phones in their pockets at the same time.
On behalf of all the volunteers here, if you want to continue discussing a legitimate question regarding an Apple product and seek assistance on a problem or discuss a real problem with the products, please provide the details as to why the phones failed.
Otherwise, please, no more ridiculous and bizarre assertions
said by Anonymous_: sorry even TVs do not last 20 years anymore.
average life is 1 to 2 years.