Re: Apple, help us save the Power Key & Home Key?
...And this is what's wrong with with people who live in a bubble. Just because you and your friends never had an issue doesn't mean no oneness has. What I do with my devices is simple. I use them. Good to know you have had every device like many of us have and like any situation everyone is not always going to have the same experience. Your statement reeks of ignorance to someone's plight. Since you don't have a solution I restate the facts again Apple has changed the mechanism for the home button with every iPhone due to it failing at some point. So if facts aren't enough for you then that's just sad.
Nobody is living in a bubble...the truth is, the majority of consumers do not have this problem that you've encountered. Not sure what argument you're trying to make against the extremely large consumer base experience...this has nothing to do with singular cases of either side of the argument, the fact of the matter is that outside of the iPhone 5, which did have a very common power button issue reported, NONE of the other devices did, which should tell you two things...
- Your experience is very much an exception to the rule.
- You could probably stand to take a look at your own personal usage habits to see if maybe you are causing the issue with something you do yourself.
...I'm not telling you that your situation is absolutely, 100% your fault. What I represented was that most people who bought iPhones over the years did not experience this, begging the question of why Apple would change something that works perfectly for a VERY vast majority of the consumer base (we're talking staggering %'s here of probably close to 95-99%).
You're so hilariously defensive about this that it's hard to take you seriously, but in the attempt to try and garner some civil discussion about this, I'll pose this question to you...if you made a hammer, and you sold millions of them every year, and even 90% of the people who bought them never reported any issues with the hammer...would you completely redesign the hammer to meet the demands or complaints of such a tiny portion of the people who bought your hammer and ultimately had an issue of some sort? Especially if there was no evidence that the issues they were having were directly related to the design or development of it?
To clarify, I was being quite generous with the % of that theoretical situation there...Apple's satisfaction rating is probably a lot closer to 100% than 90%.
Also, stop taking things so personally...it's pointless to cry about how you personally use things and how you have the right to complain about this or that. We are all here in this community with our own experiences and opinions...if you don't like it when you get some conflicting replies, maybe you should refrain from posing such things in an open online forum.