Mark Watson is a British possessor of iPhone 6 who recently discovered that he is allergic to the nickel used by the Apple company in the case that covers the internal components of the terminal sold worldwide.
The man carries the iPhone 6 terminal in his pants pocket and discovered a strong irritation around the area where the terminal is placed, investigations done at a dermatologist confirmed the fact that the nickel in the Apple smartphone is the basis of all his problems.
Contacting the Apple company, the man found out from the representatives of those in Cupertino that the terms and conditions of use of the iPhone 6 specify that it is not responsible for the possible health problems that the materials used in the product casings can generate.
Looking for information regarding the warnings related to the materials used in the cases of Apple products, the man failed to confirm the answer received from the employees of Cupertino, but it is quite likely that Apple is covered from a legal point of view.
An iPhone 6 user has told how he developed a nasty rash... because he was allergic to his new iPhone. When I spoke to Apple they said it would have been mentioned in their terms and conditions but I don't believe it is. When I searched on their website for 'nickel' nothing came up. I think they need to address this.
Allergies of this kind are quite common, mainly because smartphones use a variety of materials that are not so easy to bear by the human body, so we will probably meet more stories of this kind in the future.
