Okay. I'll bite. What does this mean?
I hold my iPhone 13 the exact same way I held a Nokia brick in 2003. What did Apple tell us?
They were HIT WITH 18 LAWSUITS about it OMG.
They settled all the lawsuits by ... offering a free cover or $15 refund.[1]
Depending on your viewpoint this is either one of many blips along the way of manufacturing tens of billions of products over a dozen generations, or a way for "mactards [to] realize Steve Jobs are out to milk their clueless a$$es with his oh so clever marketing gimmicks" (Yahoo News comment).
Bonus points if you can find anywhere Apple said "you're holding it wrong" or blamed users. Steve Jobs wrote "Just avoid holding it (the iPhone] in that way." which is somewhat pragmatic, and rather what you'd expect someone to say if they weren't filtered by a PR firm. Probably what I would say. Apple haters can't face this.
Macworld.co.uk said:
> "We don't really think there was anything substantial to the problem, and the iPhone 4 sold tremendously well. Customers didn't seem to notice, let alone mind, and Apple repeatedly pointed out that other mobile phones suffered the same effect."
[1] https://www.cnet.com/news/settlement-reached-in-iphone-4-ant...
[2] https://www.macworld.co.uk/feature/antennagate-11-biggest-ap...
Apple aren't my favourite trillion dollar company and just because they have money doesn't mean everything they do is bad; or that the fundamental attribution error applies differently (similar applies to other companies, groups, organisations)