if your phone cracks and the glass is getting stuck on your fingers, is that your fault or the company fault?

roaminggnome wrote:

Yes. It is your fault that you touch broken glass and it sticks your fingers.

Is this a joke.

Certainly you can't think it is anyone else fault that you touched broken glass.

What are they teaching kids in school today about personal responsibility?

Actually, I think the subsequent responders are missing some key information that might help answer the original poster's question... It's fortuitous that you included the iOS version and the acknowledgement of the beta update, because this plays a key role in allocating the blame where blame is due.

When you accepted and agreed to the terms and conditions upon downloading and installing the beta update, you'll note there are several conditions that relate to the fact that beta software is inherently not safe for everyday use given that during the beta period, literally anything can happen to your device's internals and your data on the device.

In this case, dropping the phone, breaking the glass, and the glass becoming so sticky that it sticks to your fingers fall under the "literally anything can go wrong" condition. And since you've accepted the terms and conditions that warned you about this, it's definitely your fault. **If only** you'd not installed the beta software, then accident investigators might have been able to determine it was somehow the device manufacturer's fault. Sadly, now we'll never know.

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At least this witless clod didn't lick the shattered glass.

It's shattered GLASS. What did you think would happen if you poked it? By your logic anyone cut by a broken dish, window, mirror etc, etc, can blame it on the manufacturer for using glass in the first place? That is silly.

Beta software has an impact on whether or not broken glass might cut if a finger is applied to it?

For future reference, sarcasm and wry jokes do not always translate well to text on a screen. You sometimes need to indicate as such - perhaps with an emoji.

If you are serious, you are in desperate need of a clue.

Yes. It is your fault that you touch broken glass and it sticks your fingers.

Is this a joke.

Certainly you can't think it is anyone else fault that you touched broken glass.

yasminefromsaint louis wrote:

However is it my fault that the glass from the phone is getting stuck on my fingers?

Yes it is.

the same answer as to

if you're a lawyer running after an ambulance and trip and knock out a teeth if it's your own or the city's fault.

What kind of nimrod intentionally drags their fingers over broken glass? Seriously? Whatever happened to common sense?

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Ah my mistake, I've never tried sarcasm online before. Does this help? 😮👿😢😁