Bree shared a 21 second of her rose gold iPhone in a clear, melted plastic case sitting on a bathroom basin and billowing smoke. "I was so shocked because I didn't know how this could have happened," Olivas said. "My phone out of nowhere died," Olivas said. "I plugged it in and thought it was so weird because it took longer than usual to turn back on."

Olivas went further to say that she bought the rose gold, 128GB iPhone 7 Plus, with a clear plastic case, from Sprint on 4th of January and it didn't have any issues until earlier last week when the phone wouldn't turn on despite still having 56 percent battery left.

Before now, there have been other reports of busted iPhones as well as http://www.techvillz.com/2016/09/samsung-galaxy-note-7-sets-car-ablaze.html Samsung Galaxy Note 7. Apple, when made known of the situation, spoke through a representative said that the company "is looking into it" and that it talked to Olivas at the Apple Store when she brought in the damaged iPhone.

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