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The on-off switch on my iPhone 5 misbehaved once in a while. You could
press it and nothing would happen. Maybe once every 50 times, no biggie. So, I was in Annapolis near the local Apple store this morning and when the store opened at 10 am, I asked if one of the techies could see if there was a speck of dirt stuck under part of the switch, or maybe just replace the switch. "We'll just give you a new phone," he said. He transferred my SIM card to a new phone, I "registered it," and then downloaded the nightly backup I do from the Cloud, and, in 20 minutes, I was on my way. The "old" phones are shipped to an Apple depot, where they are taken apart, fixed, and sold as refurbished phones. I don't know what was wrong with the switch and...I don't care. ![]() |
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