A MUST READ! PLEASE DO NOT TRY AT HOME.

Apple Inc. has caused a lot of unpleasing reactions from its consumers upon the scrap of headphone jack in its latest flagship, iPhone 7 and 7Plus.


Many who find it unpleasing to cope with the exclusion of the headphone jack in iPhone 7, have embarked on a journey of no return as they decided to take heed to Techrax's information on the "Secret Hack To Get Headphone Jack on the iPhone 7".

A video produced by Traras Maksimuk, a California-based vlogger that ‘specializes in smashing technology for your pleasure',  which supposedly reveals the secret headphone jack in the iPhone 7 has over 10 million views on YouTube. According to the video, you’ll need to drill into the bottom of the iPhone 7 in order to get the hidden headphone jack. C'mon, tell me, why should anyone wanna do that on such expensive device? Drill the bottom of a phone to reveal the hidden headphone jack? This, should have given the video away as a prank, but obviously some went ahead to remake the phone.



The comment page has more tales to tell of the horror that ensued after following Maksimuk’s advice:-

“WTF??? Fuck you! My screen turned black the moment I started drilling and now I can’t even open it.”
“TECHRAX YOU PIECE OF SHIT I DID THIS AND THE SOUND DOESN NOT WORK AT ALL,” said Artur.
Lukelaluke123 said: “ARE YOU KIDDING ME? I WAITD TILL MY DAD WAS SLEEP THEN I WENT TO THE GARAGE AND GOT HIS DIRLL AND DID THIS ND NOW MY IPHONE WONT NOT EVEN WORK!!!!! YOU ARE SUCH A SCUM BAG WHY WOULD YOU DO THIS IM GOING TO MAKE SURE YOUR UTUBE CHANNEL GETS SHUT DOWN.”

But tell me, who cares if the information was right or wrong? If you can't cope without the headphone jack, then why get the phone? Or is it imprinted in your destiny to use an iPhone or follow trend in having the latest? It is reasonable to get something you are familiar with or whose functions and features suits your needs.

C'mon! Anyone thinking of doing this shouldn't oo!!
Relax, in no time the iPhone 7 case (tagged "DAPTR"), which gives room for headphone jack will be out soon, by December.