Apple Store staff has reportedly been told to add salt in cleaning solution to hide the scuff marks on the iPhone 17 Pro's rear shell, but I'd suggest that you don't try this fix at home. The Latest ...

Apple's latest iPhone 17 Pro is already showing scratches and scuffs, and the internet has dubbed it "Scratchgate".

Apple is pushing back against the ‘scratchgate’ chatter that has followed the launch of its iPhone 17 Pro, after demo units in stores were photographed with visible marks around the camera plateau and ...

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Following bendgate, iPhone 6 and 6 Plus holders found their screens flickering and becoming unresponsive, an issue which led to a repair program costing people £149 per device. Apple blamed “hard ...

The so-called "scratchgate" concerns the iPhone 17 Pro model, specifically. That sees the back panel pick up scratches particularly easily, which has caused a great deal of concern among new owners – ...

It’s common for an iPhone launch to be accompanied by complaints that the new handsets are faulty in some way. Some years these complaints will snowball into a major scandal, such as Antennagate in ...

Cleaning the back of the handset with a salt solution could remove some scratches, but don't abuse this fix, as it's not exactly official.

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Apple has reportedly found a way to avoid iPhone 17 series and iPhone Air demo models from getting scratches on the back after criticism online.

Apple clarifies that damage marks on iPhone 17 Pro and Pro Max display units are caused by worn MagSafe charging stands in stores, not scratches, and advises cleaning to remove marks.