As soon as Apple's foldable iPhone Duo went on the market, it experienced a lot of negative feedback. The reason was that some consumers claimed that the phone cracked its internal screen after a few days or even hours of use. iFixit, which specifically publishes smartphone disassembly guidelines, released the latest iPhone Duo teardown report last weekend, which also discussed the problem of cracks in the phone's screen. The agency pointed out that one possibility is that the central support bar did not retract properly when the phone was closed, putting too much pressure on the screen. Another possibility is that the curved guides that guide the movement of the hinge will be higher than the surrounding components during folding; in theory, if these rails do not move as expected, they may interfere with the screen.

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