Erin_Jay wrote:
My iPhone 13 Pro Max was working just fine, but all of a sudden it became unresponsive/dead. I tried to force restart, still it won't turn on. What should I do?
You take it to Apple. They evaluate it and tell you what needs to be done. Modern electronics, unlike mechanical devices, tend to work perfectly then fail. There is no period of sort of not working. The failure is almost always suddden and unexpected.
This community is filled with posts - 1. Iphone 13 Pro Max White Display Issue aft… - Apple Community : how many users from the Apple Community have clicked on Me too? 1852. And the comment section goes on and on till 8 or the 9th page.
2.phone Green screen of death - Apple Community : how many users from the Apple Community have clicked on Me too? 324. and how many users have have commented about similar issues in the comments, well you count that, I see 3 pages of comments.
Ha, ha! No, that's not "filled with posts". Filled with posts is when there are dozens and dozens of twenty, thirty page threads. It happens rarely. Consider doing the math to figure out what percentage of 20 million is represented by 324.
I know what your agenda here is, it's definitely not to help me or....
In fact, my agenda is precisely to help you.
and yes I'm upset coz this issue happened after the update and I haven't done anything that would have caused this issue.
No one said you did anything at all. Your device failed. It happens. The fact that it happened in temporal proximity to an update does not prove causality.
And it's an endemic failure, check the links posted above,
No, it's not.
So sir, @IdrisSeabright
Why do you assume I'm a man? Why is anyone's gender relevant to this dicussion?
you have a different agenda I believe, which is definitely not to help me
You are incorrect.
and you want an exact number/data, then go do your own research or ask Apple to conduct one or may be share the numbers if they have.
As the person making the assertion that this is endemic, it's incumbent upon you to be able to back up that assumption if you want anyone to seriously consider what you're saying. So far, you haven't been able to do that for me and, I assure you, my bar is much lower than Apple's.
You have some choices. You can get your phone fixed. You can buy a new phone, possibly a different manufacture. Or, you can keep complaining here. The last may be cathartic but it won't get you a working phone.