Apple is recalling a number of iPhone 6 Plus models to replace faulty rear cameras: here’s how to check if your device is part of the program.
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Official news to consider if you own an iPhone 6 Plus: Apple has released a press statement announcing the start of a replacement program.
Following reports of a defect in the rear camera of the iPhone 6 Plus, the company has identified the “culprit” production batch and decided to launch a program for replacing this specific part.
Some iPhone 6 Plus devices have indeed shown to produce blurry photos under certain circumstances, prompting Apple to take corrective action once the problem was identified.
The iPhone 6 Plus models with this manufacturing defect were produced between September 2014 and January 2015, meaning it only affects a small portion of the devices sold and distributed.
According to reports, the issue lies with the optical image stabilization of the iPhone 6 Plus rear camera.
So, how can you verify if your iPhone 6 Plus is among those with this manufacturing defect?
Simply visit the official page Apple has set up for the camera replacement program.
You will need to enter your iPhone 6 Plus serial number to check if it is part of the affected units.
If a replacement is indeed necessary, you can then visit an Apple Retail Store or contact Apple Technical Support, initiating the process through the aforementioned page.
Please remember that to ensure a smooth service process, it is recommended to back up your device using iTunes or iCloud.
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