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Apple iPhone 6, 6s Plus reportedly facing touch-related issues called 'Touch Disease'

Apple iPhone 6, 6s Plus reportedly facing touch-related issues called 'Touch Disease'




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iPhone 6 and 6 Plus Screens Mysteriously Breaking

iPhone 6 and 6 Plus Screens Mysteriously Breaking

Several iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus users around the globe have been experiencing the same frustrating glitch: a flickering grey bar appears at the top of the screen, then the screen mysteriously stops working altogether.According to Forbes, more and more people are showing up at third-party repair shops with this issue because Apple's Genius Bar won't fix the problem.Courtesy of iFixitAdvertisement - Continue Reading BelowThe question floating around the Internet is whether this is a real bug or "planned obsolescence" by Apple to get people to purchase a newer smartphone.(The iPhone 7's announcement should be sometime the first week of September, with a late September release.)


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Apple iPhone 6 and 6 Plus may have "Touch Disease"

Apple iPhone 6 and 6 Plus may have "Touch Disease"

(KRON)TAMPA, Fla. (WFLA) — Watch out iPhone users.A flickering gray bar on the top of your screen, on iPhone 6 and 6 Plus, could mean you have a serious problem.If you see this infamous gray bar, it means your phone has caught the "Touch Disease." This term is being used to describe a major issue iPhone users are having where their screens lose the ability to respond to touch.Repair vendors said it's actually a flaw in the phones manufacturing.


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How To Fix A Stuck Screen; iPhone 6, 6 Plus Affected

How To Fix A Stuck Screen; iPhone 6, 6 Plus Affected

The widespread screen glitch problem seems to be specific to a couple of Apple iPhone models.To be specific, the iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus are apparently prone to this particular issue.AdvertisementThe screen glitch problem is reportedly a "structural design flaw" and it is being referred to online as the "iPhone touch disease." The ones with this problem will see flickering screens and after sometime, the display dies or becomes unresponsive to touch.The device users can only see a flickering grey bar located at the top of the display.