Woman Sues Over False Positives in iPhone Moisture Sensor

did this women became a multimillionaire? 😛

i think all Americans are stupid :p and they prove it, like for example with this sue!! viva Mexico cabrones!!

the indicators are chemically sensitive-you don't get a false indicator-ANY LIQUID can set them off...People come into my store all the time and when you show them it is Liquid damage they swear on their mothers life they didn't get it wet-sometimes as the water drips out of it...a phone doesn't have to get submerged-more common liquid damage 1.steam from a shower 2 face sweat 3 put it in a gym bag with sweaty clothes and it 4 put it in your cup holder in the car-you can have condensation from hours before(hot or cold drinks) 5 steam from a kitchen 6 spilled perfume in a pocketbook 7 sweat from being in a pocket 8 kids seem to like to drop them in toilets and then take them out...

I specifically remember when I worked for VZW getting a notice that all Moto Razr's had to be warrantied out regardless of what the LDI color was (even if it was bright red) because there was an issue where it would turn red naturally from normal phone usage!

It is possible for false positives...

Couldn't a tech just show her the LCI tabs on her phone so she could "verify" they've changed color? What does she want- hidden video showing her exposing the phone to moisture??

What an angry **** that can't own up to her own screw ups. What a loser..

Yeah, something tells me that the proof is going to win.

You can say all day long you never got it wet, or it never encountered enough moisture to damage the phone, but if the strips are red, they are red.

I wonder how many hospitals and restaurants this very same woman has sued?

I would HATE to date (or even have a casual conversation) with a woman like that!!!!

Develop dissoluble silicon for circuitry. Electronics get wet, circuit board dissolves, phone is ruined, warranty is void.

Who cares about liquid indicators when your phone could melt away after five minutes of water exposure? I'm sure people would take care of them at that point.

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People from California don't have to abide by contracts because they are from California. People from California get in high speed chases with cops, just so they can see their stupid @$$es on tv. People from California tend to have that "Nobody talks me that way" attitude because they are so special. People from California expect a whole month of service credited to the entire account because one phone dropped one call. California is the America's bung hole.
San Francisco is California concentrate.

Good! Bring it! Sue those arrogant ****s!

I can't wait to watch the video where she is on the stand or in front of the judge and says "I have never, ever, used the iPhone while it was raining, drizzling or foggy in San Francisco during the winter months. I have never taken the iPhone with me to the beach where it could have gotten splashed by a wet dog. And I have especially never silenced a call after washing my hands or during a shower."

Apple has 3 moisture tags in the 3g and 3gs models, one just inside the aim card slot, one right under the screen when you take the screws out and a third near the important parts IN the device. Go to ifixit dawt com to see screen shots of them.

She probably weighs to much to blame it on perspiration while working out (you can physically ...
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"rendered illusory" it just rolls of the tongue