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Brushing it off as an isolated incident shouldn't be acceptable in any market, especially when there might be small children in the vicinity.

Come on Apple, don't tarnish your image. Whether intended or not this looks like complacency.

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small children with iPhones?

So you're saying it's physically incapable for a small child to even be around an iPhone? I didn't know Apple had invented a person selective forcefield for their devices . . .

Maybe it's an offshoot of the "reality distortion field" research.

It's possible to leave your child with your iPhone. Perhaps a child could even be sucking on the corner while you're away. Most people don't consider an iPhone a hazardous device to put it out-of-reach.

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