When Apple launched the iPhone 6 in 2014, it introduced a larger display and an incredibly thin aluminum body. Not long after release, users began sharing photos of phones that had slightly bent after being carried in their pockets. The internet quickly gave the controversy a name: "Bendgate." While later testing showed it took significant force to permanently bend the phone, the viral photos and videos turned Bendgate into one of the biggest product controversies in smartphone history. #Technology #Apple #iPhone #TechHistory #TechFacts #DidYouKnow #InterestingFacts #Signal404
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no reason to use this sound btw
why tf would you use this sound💔
I had an iPhone 6. I had the best way to prevent my phone from bending. All I did was simply made sure I didn’t try to deliberately bend it. And also made sure I didn’t sit on my expensive hardware and put all my body weight on it…. There was never actually any problem with the phones construction. People just don’t know how to take care of their things.
Bro forgot to buy the comments
I don't know why but am scared cuz of sound
Bro any video that involves space or something about history always has to involve this audio THERE IS NO REASON FOR IT 😭✌️🥀
Honestly I like this sound
What's the reason for cases? I'm a bit confused
Ok, that's look great actually... now let's return by starting with nokia phone and start bending it... again 😂
“Coner”
This sound lowkey makes the very few hairs on my arms rise and sends chills down my body and it’s also lowkey scary if you compare it something negative and deeply scary 😭😭😭😭💀
Simpler times
Thing they didn’t make this same mistake again with the air
they went back to aluminum alloy now..
This audio makes anything feel scarier then it actually is if it isn’t scary
I had one once and fsr I woke up one day and it didn’t work, I tried everything and eventually I twisted the phone while I used it and it worked, from then on I had to twist my phone to type
📚 Sources: Apple Support, Consumer Reports, MacRumors, and historical news coverage of the 2014 "Bendgate" controversy. visual Footages : (YT/UnboxTherapy)
I have an iPhone 6 and it's still working matter of fact I've been on my bike and crashed like multiple times and it still has not broke
Yo that's so scary
They definitely had it in there back pocket to do that💀