>>Apple repair must first fix the liquid damage There was no liquid damage and the Apple "liquid damage" stickers should never be used as an actual indicator l

>>Apple repair must first fix the liquid damage There was no liquid damage and the Apple "liquid damage" stickers should never be used as an actual indicator liquid damage, Apple put them on devices for legal cover when they wanted to deny warranty repairs not as a actual gauge for when a product was actually damaged by liquid. They are known to have a hair trigger and "activate" i.e change color in the presence of water vapor in the air (i.e high humidity common in some places where one would use a apple device) The Apple "liquid damage" stickers is one in a LONG LONG LONG line of anti-consumer business practices