One of the big features of the iPhone 6S is the Touch ID button. You put your thumb on it, and boom, you open the phone up and there’s your stuff. It’s a great idea, and it beats using a bunch of numbers as a security solution. However, with every new innovation comes problem, and with every product launch comes the potential for some sort of mistake or another. There are always little bugs that will eventually get worked out, some of them are just more unpleasant than others. For example, the iPhone 6. The iPhone 6’s Touch ID button is reported to get too hot to touch, and the phone itself overheats and closes down.
Apparently, this is getting to be a common problem for iPhone 6S owners. A lot of the issues can be corrected with future software updates, but it remains to be seen just what ideas Apple has for solving this problem. Odds are it has something to do with the device itself overheating, and hopefully it’s not some sort of design issue that would require a big effort to correct.
Still, as someone who just burned his fingers on a mug of tea, I can empathize with Apple’s singed and unhappy customers. There are few things worse than burning your fingertips.
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