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To: ggamer who wrote (175101)	9/25/2014 11:46:53 AM
From: Bill from Wisconsin	Respond to of 213176

That would be my guess weakness due to holes in the side rails. I don't know about the fit in the area but reinforcing the side rails extending 1 cm or so either side would seem to be an easy and cheap enough fix. Don't know either way, if physically they have the space though

To: ggamer who wrote (175101)	9/25/2014 11:51:38 AM
From: almaxel	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 213176

Agree with your first part, I doubt very much that millions of 6+ have this issue. Here is a comment on MacDailyNews: macdailynews.com Jubei Thursday, September 25, 2014 - 11:40 am · Reply There you go. Makes you wonder how all these negative publicity all of a sudden crops ups within days of a new Apple product release. Some dumb ass bending iPhones as hard as he can on video takes hold as fact on mainstream media. You can see him struggle, yet the media notes it as “easy” or “easily bends”. Really? No investigation, no validation that it happens in the front pocket, no testing and they all jump on the bandwagon as if its happening all over the world. How many were really reported and returned to Apple that has been verified as actually bending in the front pocket?