do i need any document? or just the phone and box is enough?

I had this issue and there actually was liquid in the charging port. Used a cocktail stick to drive out the lint/moisture. Also I use genuine apple charging leads

A simple case is a worthy investment, if you don’t keep other things in your pocket with your phone there probably is minimal risk.

The only way is to not use a case at all

You can always go to any apple store if your phone still has the warranty :)

It’s not necessarily about anything being perfect, but it’s coz there is so much choice and because I have a bunch of cases, it’s easier to let the temptation win when you have them at your reach.

Happened to me too. Bought direct from apple. Took it in to them and they replaced camera and screen. No explanation about why it happened.

I didn’t know that we didn’t have 3D Touch anymore

i remember my phone had this issue as well even tho it wasn't wet at all, all i did was just restart it and it fixed it, but i'm not sure because it was back in 2021 on ios 14, now i wouldn't be surprised if it was an actual software bug on ios 16

So why are you here?

I am in the same boat mate. Not just for iPhone cases but for anything and everything. I know it’s all in my mind and the only fix is to accept things as they are and try not to expect perfection in everything. It’s gonna be difficult for person with OCD like me too 😁

The bummer is they didn't implement a non-emergency messaging system in their implementation of it. That's the primary reason I pay for an Inreach for my remote 4x4 trips. Being able to text the rest of the group joining you the next day that our planned camp spot was taken and proving the actual coords of where we set up. Or letting people know we're okay/safe for the night/in need of minor assistance/are staying longer than originally planned etc.

I find the gap between "passively share your location" and "call a coast guard helicopter" to be a bit too big with apple's current implementation and I hope they add this after year 1, but I'm glad they're going this direction in general.

> Did I fault the subreddit?

Yes:

> This subreddit is absolutely useless for actual tech support man, nobody knows anything and they’ll all just tell you to go back to the store.

> Android is open-source, do you know what you’re talking about?

AOSP is open source. Samsung’s specific flavour of Android including their drivers and UI skin is closed source.

Did I fault the subreddit? Why are you taking this personally?

It's different because Android is just more open, if you replace the camera you will not get some stupid warning that the part is unknown. Android is open-source, do you know what you're talking about?

EMERGENCY OVERRIDE

And how is that the fault of this subreddit? And why would it be any different with, say, a Samsung phone? Their hard- and software is also closed source.

Software issues can cause a whole load of "hardware warnings". This guy says he has done nothing to his phone, when a random update does this it is absolutely not a hardware problem. Especially when it just happens randomly, after an update.

But of course, because it's Apple, there's nothing you can do to investigate or repair the software issue yourself. That does mean that this subreddit could basically be replaced by a flowchart with, at the end, "contact Apple"

Do you believe something else? And why?

Sure, if you believe that, go right ahead and keep on believing.

How would anyone know what went wrong internally, and how would that help? This message is a clear indication of a hardware defect and the only way to fix it is via repair.

You tried resetting cuz ur phone isn’t the problem and safari isn’t slow so maybe the site you are visiting are slow.

You can thank lazy developers for overbuilding everything

Maybe

13 pro max

It might look like it’s fine but tons of shit could be off. Have you tried all the functions on all of the lenses? Even then calibration could be off or you could be getting a rouge voltage somewhere