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I can't guarantee that your phone won't do the same thing tomorrow, however I did try that form despite having my battery (or rather, the whole top case) recent
by coatmatter 8y ago
I can't guarantee that your phone won't do the same thing tomorrow, however I did try that form despite having my battery (or rather, the whole top case) recently replaced - not for an expanding battery (as far as I could tell), but faulty battery life nonetheless. I got the same message that you got.
Maybe think of it in terms of aeroplane engines - do you go for the latest and greatest, or the tried and tested? How can you be sure that a replacement battery won't be worse after x weeks?
- appleflaxen 8y agoOP isn't asking for a guarantee. S/he is asking to know whether s/he has a device that is known to be at higher risk, or if s/he has an unaffected device. You are responding to a straw man of "I want a guarantee that my device will never fail"
- coatmatter 8y agoI was responding to "...what hope is there to guarantee that my computer will not explode in front of my face while I am working?". I'm struggling to see how it's a straw man argument but very well, I'll accept it. Contacting Apple is probably the only option now - we can't help.