How do people survive when they have a broken iphone screen?
My cousin keeps breaking her phone. And I told her just to put a tempered glass screen protector on it. The she dared me to get one, break it in several places, and use it for a week. So I did. And I can't Stand it. I had to put a piece of clear packing tape on it because I was scared I'd get cut. How do people use their phone like this?
Not so much "how" as it is "why".
Replacing may be too expensive.
The screen may actually be OK, but they use a screen protector that *looks* like the screen is broken to try reduce theft potential.
They have not gotten around to fixing it, yet.
The screen's been ordered and they are waiting for it to arrive.
They are lazy.
many more reasons…
I never had one. I've alive and well.
- Is it possible to only have the lcd in your iPhone broken, and not the screen. I have am I-phone 5C? Yesterday I dropped my iPhone 5C, it didn't crack, but the far right side doesn't react if I press a button on that side. It also glitches, if IIm on a page and scroll down it will go scroll right back up to the top. Lastly, the lock screen doesn't react at all for about 15 seconds.
- I sent a message to a guy on my iPhone, and the message still shows delivered. Why haven't they read it yet? They have an iPhone to The message was sent 2 nights ago. I don't message him often by the way maybe once or twice in a week.
- How does an iphone survive a fall from a plane, but not my kitchen counter? Pretty sure I'm done with apple. Had the iphone for about 15 months, and definitely not going to buy a whole new one. Phone looks fine from the exterior. Screen is intact. No scuffs on the outside. If people are just going to joke around, then don't even bother responding. No one spends that kind of money on something advertised as being a strong product, bump resistant. If it can't withstand a fall from a reasonable height, then the product has no place being in any home.
- How could people survive without all this technology? Omg if I didn't have my iPhone I would literally die! Sucks for people that had to live in the 90s.