In reality, technically not “scratches”. It appeared after the scene of Apple’s new mobile phones A great discussion accompanying the new design of the iPhone 17 line. Many users have complained that their iPhone 17 has been easily drawn, especially in the back.

It all started when Apple announced that Apple would go Replace the aviation titanium coating used in previous generations with aluminum chassis. This warned many users about phone resistance. Shortly after, the debate of #Scratchgate in the Apple Store was born when the first scratches appeared behind the terminals.

Apple went out to explain the situation. They are not scratched but Material transferred from the Magsafe support of the App Store sample units. A material that can be cleaned according to the manufacturer. In addition, the Californian company already finds a solution to the problem.

Solves Apple #Scratchgate with a small setting

An example of iPhone 17 in an Apple Store

Apple to support Magsafe support to draw the back of the new iPhone 17, iPhone Air, iPhone 17 Pro and iPhone 17 Pro Max A small silicone ring stop load. Currently, there is a small metal ring with the Apple Store support, which really causes scratches.

Apple tells me that these flaws are caused by worn -out Magsafe supports used in some stores. It also explains that the brands are not scratched, but rather the transfer of support material to the phone that can be removed by cleaning. The company says that it probably replaces the worn Magsafe supports and works to address these problems in stores. Other exhibition iPhones, including iPhone 16 models, are also affected.

Personally, I always use a Ugreen load base – very similar in the design of Apple Store supports – the loading ring and the entire surface of the installation ring is protected with silicone. And really comfortable, never use metal accessories that can damage your device.

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