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Having a "safe" area to hold the phone by and be guaranteed it won't interact with anything is also nice. Yes, in my experience the touch rejection at the botto
by Nextgrid 5y ago
Having a "safe" area to hold the phone by and be guaranteed it won't interact with anything is also nice. Yes, in my experience the touch rejection at the bottom for the new borderless iPhones is very good, but it's still a touch surface that under the right conditions could do something unexpected (and never underestimate non-technical users to break something you thought was bulletproof).