Chris, that’s wonderful.
I wouldn’t even know how to remove my simcard.
Peace,
Stacey Robinson and GEB dog Kirk.
mailto:stacey...@bellsouth.net
> On Nov 17, 2016, at 2:53 AM, Christopher-Mark Gilland <clgillan...@gmail.com>
> wrote:
>
> Guys, once again, Apple has done it! They have exceeded my expectations by
> far! I'm very very impressed!
>
> So, here's the medium length version of the Sauga.
>
> I have two iPhones, a 7+, and a 6S.
>
> What I wanted to do was, I wanted to take the sim cards, and reverse them. So
> the 6S goes in the 7+, the 7+ goes in the 6S. Basically a phone number swap.
>
> What happened was, for some reason, I don't know if the sim tray was crooked
> or what, but it wasn't seating flushed with the bezil of the phone. So, I
> slid the tray out all the way into my hand, and really examined the tray
> closely with no sim lying in it. What I noticed was, on the end opisit from
> what goes first slidden into the phone, there was this really el cheapo dinky
> dank little thing that felt like the protective plastic thin film that would
> go over the screen of a phone during packaging to protect it. The best way I
> can describe it is, it felt like really really really thin filmy wax paper,
> or maybe like
> really thin cellophan. I was like, what on earth? um, why would
> cellophane be on the tray down inside the sim slot stuck to the tray? Don't
> tell me at Best buy, they didn't see this and forgot to remove it. Well, no
> worries. Well? yeah, worries! Oopsy doodles, Me bwoke it weel good!
> Basically, thinking that was
> cellophane, what did little Crissy dumb nut do? You guessed it! Yank? I tore
> the thing right off. I'm like it's just
> cellophane, so who cares!
>
> Well? I later found out, so guys with iPhone 7 and 7 pluses, beware of this,
> that's not actually
> cellophane! Don't pull it off, whatever the heck you do! That film is a very
> thin rubbery bumpber/gasket which basically helps the sim card tray to slide
> in totally aligned straight/flat. If you tear it off, you just rendered that
> sim tray utterly useless.
>
> So long story short, I called Apple Accessibility and told them I was having
> issues. Through describing to them what I did, and what initially happened
> before doing so, and what happened now that I did! do so, they were able to
> conclude what I'd done, and explained to me about that little rubber piece.
> They took my feedback and sent to engineers regarding this, as to a blind
> person, that's really kind a a bad way to make that sim tray. I mean, the
> tray from my 6S doesn't have one of those rubber pieces, and it fits both my
> phones perfectly! So, why add that bumper? Don't fix it if it ain't a problem
> to start with. I liked it better on the 6S, 6S+, 6, and 6S, how there are! no
> pieces like that on the tray. It just is what it is, a tray.
>
> They said I'm by far not the first person's who's done this to their 7/7+
> tray, and were very very willing to own up to it being their falt for
> confusing design, especially if you can't visually see what it is you're
> pulling to know what it isn't. They were so sorry for this, that they agreed
> even to send me out not 1, but two! 6S doors, and! two 7+ doors. so I'd have
> some spares. They're not even charging me a penny either!
>
> To me, that really shows that they get it. They really do understand how this
> potentially is a bigtime problem that needs to be dealt with in their making
> assemblyline.
>
> Go Apple!
>
> Chris.
>
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