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Clueless iPhone 7 owners tricked into DRILLING hole in their phones to ‘get a headphone jack’

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A fake YouTube video claiming to show users how to get the much-missed sound input has gone viral – with many unknowing victims following its lead.

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Owners have copied the video's instructions to place the phone in a clamp and take a 3.5mm drill to where the headphone hole used to be.

Needless to say drilling a hole into your iPhone will leave you with a very broken handset - and not the promised addition.

Apple's newest model has ditched the jack in favour of bluetooth headphones to make more room for internal hardware.

But customers have been left angry at the decision - with some taking extreme measures to bring back the old hole.

As a result some desperate viewers were duped into destroying their new handsets with the cruel DIY tip.

I saw this just now and thought it was pretty hilarious. On the site the word 'cruel' video is used a few times but I actually think its a work of genius and shines a spotlight on some peoples intelligence :P

Its gets better though.

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Instead of rushing to help the clueless users, cruel commenters have instead tricked them with false advice.

Mark Johnson wrote: "Since some people are still having issues, a bit of advice. The guy seems to have missed the part about cleaning the phone after drilling.

"In order to clean out the 3.5mm socket of debris from the drill you need to soak the phone in soapy water for around 15 minutes so all the drill shavings are loosened.

"Then give the phone a shake once you're done. Hope this helps someone :)"

More information and source: https://www.thesun.co.uk/news/1845589/clueless-iphone-7-owners-tricked-into-drilling-hole-in-their-phones-to-get-a-headphone-jack/

 

Not sure if this would even quality as a news story so I've posted in General for now. Hope it brightens up someones day like it did mine. :)

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AHAHAHAHA this is hilarious!!!! Thank you very much for a great Monday morning story!

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Stupid people doing stupid things, in a world getting more stupid everyday. Eitherways, funny for someone i guess. Altough the the topic has been properly implemented, i dont think it deserves a spotlight in the news section :p. Ive seen EAP and TechRax doing similar things to stop the hissing sounds and add a 3.5mm hole.

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People are getting more stupid? I blame TV shows! :D

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i can feel our ancestors looking down upon us. i can feel their facepalms as i read the post :D

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This proves how stupid people can be/are. You gotta be a real idiot if you fall for that.

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17 minutes ago, GoodBytes said:

It is probably fake comments that people posts.

Exactly my thoughts, although I wouldn't be TOO amazed if people are stupid enough to do it, remember the microwave and "water resistant" OS upgrade? people fell for that shit.

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Every time I watch gogglebox (uk tv show) my IQ decreases by 10 points (the 2 lasses from Leeds spring to mind) but I still haven't got to the point where I'd try/fall for this...

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Not that i believe anyone did this i think its too much work for em if there that dumb to start. Unlike the new IOS update made your phone waterproof & You can now charge your phone by microwaving it for 30 seconds   which anyone can try in seconds if there at home lol

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4 hours ago, rowlYy said:

People who do this are probably Trump supporters

I don't know... have you seen those Hillary supporters?  They're even worse.  

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BHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA

 

https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2016/sep/26/video-claiming-drilling-into-iphone-7-reveal-hidden-headphone-port-goes-viral

 

A video claiming that users can add a headphone socket to the iPhone 7, which only has a Lightning port, by drilling into the bottom of their phone has been watched almost 10m times.

The prank video shows a man drilling a 3.5mm hole into the bottom left edge of the iPhone 7 held in a vice. It points to the row of small holes on the left side thatreplaced the headphone socket present on the iPhone 6S and claims that drilling into the second hole on the left reveals a hidden socket.

 

 

The video was produced by Sacramento, California-based Ukrainian YouTuber Taras Maksimuk who “specialises in smashing technology for your pleasure” according to his profile. Some of Maksimuk’s other videos include “what happens if you microwave an iPhone 7” and “can the iPhone 7 survive in liquid nitrogen for five minutes”.

 

I checked the first 3 pages here and did not see anything relating to this so figured I would post it. This is way to hilarious to NOT share with the community.

 

@nicklmg @Slick @LinusTech I think you guys will enjoy this with your "love" for iphones :)

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Hahah you should see people troubleshooting it when they realise its not true. 

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I don't feel sorry for any of the people tricked into doing this. You have to be a complete and utter gullible idiot to even try it let alone believe it.

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Just now, sof006 said:

I don't feel sorry for any of the people tricked into doing this. You have to be a complete and utter gullible idiot to even try it let alone believe it.

Same. It's bad enough to have an Apple product as it is. 

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1 minute ago, sof006 said:

I don't feel sorry for any of the people tricked into doing this. You have to be a complete and utter gullible idiot to even try it let alone believe it.

 

Just now, ★ Coups ★ said:

Same. It's bad enough to have an Apple product as it is. 

I honestly cant stop giggling right now at this its so freaking hilarious!

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If I drill a whole in the shape of SATA can I plug a hdd there also?

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5 minutes ago, sof006 said:

I don't feel sorry for any of the people tricked into doing this. You have to be a complete and utter gullible idiot to even try it let alone believe it.

Too bad this is a large part of humanity.

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We should spread this video around the web as much as we can to find more stupid people to do this?

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