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I'm not sure a glib one sentence reply, basically saying "does not!" qualifies as an effective response. I'm reminded of antennagate. "Steve, my phone loses si

I'm not sure a glib one sentence reply, basically saying "does not!" qualifies as an effective response. I'm reminded of antennagate. "Steve, my phone loses signal." "Does not." "Yes. It does. I have video." "Well then don't hold it that way." "What?!?!?!!" "Well, since ALL phones do this, I guess we'll fix it. Sort of."

tzs 16y ago
It worked for Antennagate. The issue basically went away as people starting using the phones and noticed that they in fact worked fine. edit: how the heck does a simple statement of fact get downvoted? iPhone 4 is prevalent enough that even if the near complete lack of ongoing complaints in the press and blogosphere doesn't convince you, you should be able to actually ask a bunch of iPhone 4 owners. You will find that in fact the "problem" is largely a non-issue.