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//english.dbw.cn 2016-12-06 10:06:44 |
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![]() A file photo of Apple’s iPhone 6 model [Photo: sohu.com] Shanghai's Consumer Council has urged Apple to give timely explanations concerning a series of reports of its mobile phone products spontaneously bursting into flames. According to statistics from the council, they have received eight complaints in the last three months regarding self-combustion during normal use of Apple's iPhone 6 series products. The eight consumers were each compensated with a new phone thanks to the reconciliation of the council. But Apple hasn't yet given any explanation for the fires. Earlier this year, there were also reports of iPhone 6 products shutting down even though the remaining battery was still at 50 percent. Apple later announced that the abnormal power-off was due to battery quality, and promised a change of battery free of charge. |
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Author: Source:CRI Editor:Yang Fan |