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Guity

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Dec 29, 2020
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hello everyone, while I was cleaning my newly purchased iphone I noticed that there is a little hair with the help of the flash, what should I do ... I should send it under warranty or keep it as it is ... honestly it does not bother me so much also because without a right light is not even noticeable.

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Guity

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Dec 29, 2020
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Personally I’d return or warranty.
I would also change it but it may take months to give it back to me as I bought it from a retailer and therefore he would have to send it to apple support and also count the delays related to the coronavirus ..
 

PaladinGuy

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Just keep in mind that you may end up with a more noticeable issue after a repair or exchange. My 12 Pro has a very tiny piece of dust under the front camera lens, but it’s only visible under very bright light. Everything else is great with my phone. I decided not to risk finding another issue with a replacement/repair. If you look closely enough, you can find small defects on every mass produced product - even watches that cost thousands of dollars.
 
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firedept

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This camera lens for what it is, so can i check specifically when i make photo
You can try and take several dozen photos and see if you can see anything in the images. I would try both dark and bright images. In all honesty though I don't believe it will affect your photography.
 

rosamelisa

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Jan 17, 2021
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hello everyone, while I was cleaning my newly purchased iphone I noticed that there is a little hair, with the help of the flash, what should I do ... I should send it under warranty or keep it as it is ... honestly it does not bother me so much also because without a right light is not even noticeable.

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Have you tried sending it to the service?
 

PaladinGuy

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If you have it repaired, they’ll have to open the phone up and expose it to more dust and such. I don’t think I’d risk that, though I completely understand not being wild about having something behind the glass. I have a very small piece of dust under the front glass where the true depth camera is. I can only see it I’m very bright outdoor light.
 

Six0Four

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I've seen so many iphones with specs of dust under the camera glass that it's now the first thing i look for. Used to be a lot worse. Hope you got it repaired because even if you can't see it in an image now who says it won't move and mess with your image a year out.
 

yamborghini

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Jul 10, 2020
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I know this is an old thread but..
My iPhone 11 has this exact ”hair” or dust fibre on the edge.
It doesn’t affect my pictures at all.
I was curious, did you end up keeping it?
 

ladyMccormick

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Jan 29, 2022
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hello everyone, while I was cleaning my newly purchased iphone I noticed that there is a little hair with the help of the flash, what should I do ... I should send it under warranty or keep it as it is ... honestly it does not bother me so much also because without a right light is not even noticeable.

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i am having the same problem. Can anyone help? :( :(
 
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