When it was first launched two years ago, the iPhone 6 and 6 Plus were heavily criticized for the 'bendgate' screen case. Now, the iPhone 6 and 6 Plus are again reported to have screen problems that are no less severe.

Julia Bluff from iFixit, a leading gadget service provider, stated that many iPhone 6 lines that are almost two years old are affected by the 'Touch Disease' problem. iPhone 6 affected by Touch Disease, the touch screen is called not working. Unfortunately, while iFixit can perform repairs, most cases require users to replace their iPhones.

iFixit explained that Touch Disease occurs because the two chips responsible for the touchscreen feature on the iPhone 6 are damaged or not connected to each other. Apparently, Touch Disease is said to be related to the 'bendgate' problem.

Yes, the body of the iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus, which is weaker than other iPhone series, indirectly causes the circuit board to bend, making the chip or solder connection break.

Ironically, Apple authorized stores and Apple authorized service centers are said to not have adequate equipment to carry out repairs. Because the Touch Disease problem requires the technician to disassemble the iPhone, and it's not an easy matter.

Some 'victims' of Touch Disease on the Apple Forum also regret the difficulty of finding a warranty claim for this problem because the curved or bent iPhone is categorized as a user error.

In order to get around this problem, there is a user who was forced to put a rubber band on his iPhone 6 Plus so that the screen can still work. As seen in the following image.