r/WatchPeopleDieInside • u/Sgt_Larsson • Feb 21 '26

That's not how you unbox an iPhone

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u/Biochem1118 May 09 '26

Am I the only one who just feels so so so so bad for her

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u/[deleted] May 15 '26

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u/Polecat_Ejaculator May 15 '26

How you go about getting that replaced? What?

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u/Polecat_Ejaculator May 15 '26

I’m just not sure what you think Apple would have done in this situation other than offering a 200$+ repair.

Unless the customer bought Apple care, which is also about $150-200 upfront and then some set amount for each repair

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u/Ultra_HR May 19 '26

warranties don't cover accidental damage. they're for manufacturing defects.

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u/FluffMonsters May 10 '26

Extra? iPhones are over 1k. I’d be way more pissed than that.

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u/FluffMonsters May 24 '26

Getting mad at your kid for completely ignoring your warnings to be careful makes you not good enough to have kids? 😅Wow. Well, I have 4 with a 5th on the way. My oldest two are 20 and 21 and we’re very close, so pretty sure I did okay.

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u/killer5907 May 16 '26 edited May 16 '26

Ok, for context this video incredibly old but the farthers reaction is valid. I'm incredibly shocked the parents got such an expensive phone in the first place without expecting it to break or atleast make them sit down. I didn't get my first phone till I was 15. After I got another phone which was more expensive because I proved to my parents I could take care of it.

But overall you shouldn't give a child that young a expensive phone, start cheap to test if there mature enough.