Q: very disappointed in Apple no sim ejecter with iphone 6 and I spent a forture to get an unlocked phone

Meg St._Clair wrote:

 

No one here can speak for Apple. However, historically, Apple has tried ti minimize packaging for environmental reasons. As a SIM tool is superfluous for most people, it probably saves quite a bit of metal and other resources uses in manufacturing and shipping. Even small amounts add up. Personally, I don't think it's a small thing at all. I think it's a big and very good thing that Apple does things this way. If you want Apple to know how you feel about this bit of triviality, use the Feedback page: http://www.apple.com/feedback

Very well stated. With over 500 million iPhones sold small things do matter.

ginett2000 wrote:

 

It's Ok guys, thanks for your time and your advice but I assume you didn't get my point...

Yes, we get your point. We also all appear to disagree with you.

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