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iPhone - Backlight Leakage?


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Old 09-07-2007, 01:51 PM
I just got an iPhone refurb 4gb less than a week ago. I just noticed that when I'm using the iPhone in the dark or dimly lit place, I see a bit of the backlight leaking near the seams (where the chrome meets the glass) by the earpiece. Is this normal? Has anyone else noticed this? It kind of bothers me! Help?
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