Apple investigates cracks in the iPhone Duo's foldable screen after user complaints
The iPhone Duo, Apple's first foldable phone, is facing complaints from customers reporting cracks in the inner screen after hours or days of use. Affected users describe a crunching sound when unfolding the device and a crack along the central crease, plus white spots in some cases. Apple said it is "aware of an issue affecting the inner display of a small number of iPhone Duo units" and recommended contacting AppleCare to request a replacement. iFixit attributes the failure to a hinge component.
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- Users report cracks in the iPhone Duo's inner screen after hours or days of use, with a crunching sound when unfolding it
- Apple acknowledged the issue in a small number of units and asked affected users to contact AppleCare for a replacement
- iFixit believes the cause is a failing hinge component, not the panel itself
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