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What to do if your iPhone 15 is peeling on the edge of the back glass

  • Nishadil
  • January 04, 2024
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What to do if your iPhone 15 is peeling on the edge of the back glass

Affiliate Disclosure If you buy through our links, we may get a commission. Read our ethics policy . What to do if your iPhone 15 is peeling on the edge of the back glass Mike Wuerthele | Jan 04, 2024 iPhone 15 pro peeling image credit mr_rakue on Reddit 0 Facebook x.com Reddit Reports are starting to accumulate on Reddit and social media of a new problem with the iPhone 15 family of devices.

On the edge of an iPhone 15, users are periodically seeing a flaky or sticky material on the back edge of the device. We've spoken to representatives of Apple's service venues not authorized to speak on behalf of the company. They've all said that it's rare, and it isn't the back glass peeling.

Instead the root cause is what appears to be an improper factory application of the adhesive that helps to hold the back glass on the iPhone. The adhesive is extruding through the gap between the frame and the back glass. The issue stems from the new assembly procedure for any iPhone 15 model. In the iPhone 14, if the back glass broke, it was an expensive repair involving a large component including the frame.

In the iPhone 15 line, a back glass repair is simpler and quicker. The glass can be replaced, without involving an entire device disassembly and transplant of the components into a new rear case. It's not clear how prevalent the issue is, beyond the "one per day or less" per location that we've been told.

Initial data we've collected from the Apple's repair venues doesn't suggest that the issue is widespread. With any situation such as this, Apple doesn't listen to press reports or social media claims at all. If you have this issue, avoid liquid contact as the adhesive is part of the water protection, and get it documented with Apple.

In most cases we've been told about, Apple is replacing the iPhone in question..

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