My son's iPhone 12 died so he now has an iPhone 15. I finally got it
home and plugged it in. The screen is light green and has an Apple
logo. There is a thin white vertical line on the left side of the
screen. Every five seconds the screen blacks out then comes back to
the green screen. It also makes no noise or indication that power has
been connected. I can't really tell if it's charging or stuck in an
infinite boot up load.

Feel free to diagnose and troubleshoot.

badgolferman wrote:
> My son's iPhone 12 died so he now has an iPhone 15. I finally got it
> home and plugged it in. The screen is light green and has an Apple
> logo. There is a thin white vertical line on the left side of the
> screen. Every five seconds the screen blacks out then comes back to
> the green screen. It also makes no noise or indication that power has
> been connected. I can't really tell if it's charging or stuck in an
> infinite boot up load.
>
> Feel free to diagnose and troubleshoot.
>

I think you're supposed to take it to an apple "store", and pay to have it
fixed with genuine apple blessed parts.

But it sounds like you already took the best apple approved method: Buy new
shit and discard the defective unit.

badgolferman wrote:
> My son's iPhone 12 died so he now has an iPhone 15. I finally got it
> home and plugged it in. The screen is light green and has an Apple
> logo. There is a thin white vertical line on the left side of the
> screen. Every five seconds the screen blacks out then comes back to
> the green screen. It also makes no noise or indication that power has
> been connected. I can't really tell if it's charging or stuck in an
> infinite boot up load.
>
> Feel free to diagnose and troubleshoot.
>

Oh, yeah, forgot to mention. It was not apple's fault the phone crapped
out. Either you or your son must have destroyed a perfectly good apple
phone. But apple will repair it for a reasonable cost. They are kind
hearted that way.

On 2024-04-10 18:01, Hank Rogers wrote:
> badgolferman wrote:
>> My son's iPhone 12 died so he now has an iPhone 15.  I finally got it
>> home and plugged it in.  The screen is light green and has an Apple
>> logo.  There is a thin white vertical line on the left side of the
>> screen.  Every five seconds the screen blacks out then comes back to
>> the green screen.  It also makes no noise or indication that power has
>> been connected.  I can't really tell if it's charging or stuck in an
>> infinite boot up load.
>>
>> Feel free to diagnose and troubleshoot.
>>
>
> Oh, yeah, forgot to mention. It was not apple's fault the phone crapped
> out. Either you or your son must have destroyed a perfectly good apple
> phone. But apple will repair it for a reasonable cost. They are kind
> hearted that way.
>
>

What an ass you are...

Alan wrote:
> On 2024-04-10 18:01, Hank Rogers wrote:
>> badgolferman wrote:
>>> My son's iPhone 12 died so he now has an iPhone 15.  I finally got it
>>> home and plugged it in.  The screen is light green and has an Apple
>>> logo.  There is a thin white vertical line on the left side of the
>>> screen.  Every five seconds the screen blacks out then comes back to
>>> the green screen.  It also makes no noise or indication that power has
>>> been connected.  I can't really tell if it's charging or stuck in an
>>> infinite boot up load.
>>>
>>> Feel free to diagnose and troubleshoot.
>>>
>>
>> Oh, yeah, forgot to mention. It was not apple's fault the phone crapped
>> out. Either you or your son must have destroyed a perfectly good apple
>> phone. But apple will repair it for a reasonable cost. They are kind
>> hearted that way.
>>
>>
>
> What an ass you are...

I'm only trying to defend apple before their name gets sullied. Same as
you, asshole.

On 2024-04-10 20:26:28 +0000, badgolferman said:
>
> My son's iPhone 12 died so he now has an iPhone 15. I finally got it
> home and plugged it in. The screen is light green and has an Apple
> logo. There is a thin white vertical line on the left side of the
> screen. Every five seconds the screen blacks out then comes back to
> the green screen. It also makes no noise or indication that power has
> been connected. I can't really tell if it's charging or stuck in an
> infinite boot up load.
>
> Feel free to diagnose and troubleshoot.

That's what the authorised repair shops are for. :-)

Your Name wrote:
> On 2024-04-10 20:26:28 +0000, badgolferman said:
>>
>> My son's iPhone 12 died so he now has an iPhone 15.  I finally got it
>> home and plugged it in.  The screen is light green and has an Apple
>> logo.  There is a thin white vertical line on the left side of the
>> screen.  Every five seconds the screen blacks out then comes back to
>> the green screen.  It also makes no noise or indication that power has
>> been connected.  I can't really tell if it's charging or stuck in an
>> infinite boot up load.
>>
>> Feel free to diagnose and troubleshoot.
>
> That's what the authorised repair shops are for.  :-)
>

Exactly. And you have peace of mind knowing that ONLY genuine, bona fida
apple blessed parts are used.

On 2024-04-10 18:18, Hank Rogers wrote:
> Alan wrote:
>> On 2024-04-10 18:01, Hank Rogers wrote:
>>> badgolferman wrote:
>>>> My son's iPhone 12 died so he now has an iPhone 15.  I finally got it
>>>> home and plugged it in.  The screen is light green and has an Apple
>>>> logo.  There is a thin white vertical line on the left side of the
>>>> screen.  Every five seconds the screen blacks out then comes back to
>>>> the green screen.  It also makes no noise or indication that power has
>>>> been connected.  I can't really tell if it's charging or stuck in an
>>>> infinite boot up load.
>>>>
>>>> Feel free to diagnose and troubleshoot.
>>>>
>>>
>>> Oh, yeah, forgot to mention. It was not apple's fault the phone
>>> crapped out. Either you or your son must have destroyed a perfectly
>>> good apple phone. But apple will repair it for a reasonable cost.
>>> They are kind hearted that way.
>>>
>>>
>>
>> What an ass you are...
>
> I'm only trying to defend apple before their name gets sullied. Same as
> you, asshole.
>
>

You know so little about me...

On 2024-04-10, Alan <nuh-uh@nope.com> wrote:
> On 2024-04-10 18:01, Hank Rogers wrote:
>> badgolferman wrote:
>>> My son's iPhone 12 died so he now has an iPhone 15.  I finally got
>>> it home and plugged it in.  The screen is light green and has an
>>> Apple logo.  There is a thin white vertical line on the left side of
>>> the screen.  Every five seconds the screen blacks out then comes
>>> back to the green screen.  It also makes no noise or indication that
>>> power has been connected.  I can't really tell if it's charging or
>>> stuck in an infinite boot up load.
>>>
>>> Feel free to diagnose and troubleshoot.
>>
>> Oh, yeah, forgot to mention. It was not apple's fault the phone
>> crapped out. Either you or your son must have destroyed a perfectly
>> good apple phone. But apple will repair it for a reasonable cost.
>> They are kind hearted that way.
>
> What an ass you are...

What do you expect? He trolls 24/7 and has no other hobbies.

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I often ignore posts from Google. Use a real news client instead.

JR

On Apr 10, 2024 at 4:26:28 PM EDT, ""badgolferman""
<REMOVETHISbadgolferman@gmail.com> wrote:

> My son's iPhone 12 died so he now has an iPhone 15. I finally got it
> home and plugged it in. The screen is light green and has an Apple
> logo. There is a thin white vertical line on the left side of the
> screen. Every five seconds the screen blacks out then comes back to
> the green screen. It also makes no noise or indication that power has
> been connected. I can't really tell if it's charging or stuck in an
> infinite boot up load.
>
> Feel free to diagnose and troubleshoot.

The first thing to do - as always - is power down/restart, just as you would
with any computer when it starts getting flaky. Its called a "hard reset" for
an iPhone. It has solved several weird issues for me over the years. Easy to
find instructions for that.

If that does nothing then take it to Apple.

Tyrone <none@none.none> wrote:
> On Apr 10, 2024 at 4:26:28 PM EDT, ""badgolferman""
> <REMOVETHISbadgolferman@gmail.com> wrote:
>
>> My son's iPhone 12 died so he now has an iPhone 15. I finally got it
>> home and plugged it in. The screen is light green and has an Apple
>> logo. There is a thin white vertical line on the left side of the
>> screen. Every five seconds the screen blacks out then comes back to
>> the green screen. It also makes no noise or indication that power has
>> been connected. I can't really tell if it's charging or stuck in an
>> infinite boot up load.
>>
>> Feel free to diagnose and troubleshoot.
>
> The first thing to do - as always - is power down/restart, just as you would
> with any computer when it starts getting flaky. Its called a "hard reset" for
> an iPhone. It has solved several weird issues for me over the years. Easy to
> find instructions for that.
>
> If that does nothing then take it to Apple.
>

Can’t do it. Can’t even get an indication if it’s accepted the charging
cable.

Hank Rogers wrote:

>badgolferman wrote:
>>My son's iPhone 12 died so he now has an iPhone 15. I finally got
>>it home and plugged it in. The screen is light green and has an
>>Apple logo. There is a thin white vertical line on the left side
>>of the screen. Every five seconds the screen blacks out then comes
>>back to the green screen. It also makes no noise or indication
>>that power has been connected. I can't really tell if it's
>>charging or stuck in an infinite boot up load.
>>
>>Feel free to diagnose and troubleshoot.
>>
>
>I think you're supposed to take it to an apple "store", and pay to
>have it fixed with genuine apple blessed parts.
>
>But it sounds like you already took the best apple approved method:
>Buy new shit and discard the defective unit.

The nearest Apple store is 25 miles away past new underwater tunnel
construction. With the massive and unpredictable traffic backups it's
not worth my time.

Right now the old phone is in my wastebasket, unless someone has a
suggestion on how to restart it or wipe it clean.

--
"Good judgment comes from experience, and a lot of that comes from bad
judgment." ~ Will Rogers

badgolferman <REMOVETHISbadgolferman@gmail.com> wrote:
> My son's iPhone 12 died so he now has an iPhone 15. I finally got it
> home and plugged it in.

Why "finally"?

> The screen is light green and has an Apple
> logo. There is a thin white vertical line on the left side of the
> screen. Every five seconds the screen blacks out then comes back to
> the green screen. It also makes no noise or indication that power has
> been connected. I can't really tell if it's charging or stuck in an
> infinite boot up load.
>
> Feel free to diagnose and troubleshoot.

It's faulty. Take it back from where you/he bought it and get a refund.

Chris wrote:

>badgolferman <REMOVETHISbadgolferman@gmail.com> wrote:
>> My son's iPhone 12 died so he now has an iPhone 15. I finally got
>>it home and plugged it in.
>
>Why "finally"?

Because he's away at college.

>
>> The screen is light green and has an Apple
>> logo. There is a thin white vertical line on the left side of the
>> screen. Every five seconds the screen blacks out then comes back
>>to the green screen. It also makes no noise or indication that
>>power has been connected. I can't really tell if it's charging or
>>stuck in an infinite boot up load.
>>
>> Feel free to diagnose and troubleshoot.
>
>It's faulty. Take it back from where you/he bought it and get a
>refund.

Would they give me a refund for model that's three versions old and
purchased 3+ years ago?

On 2024-04-10 13:26, badgolferman wrote:
> My son's iPhone 12 died so he now has an iPhone 15. I finally got it
> home and plugged it in. The screen is light green and has an Apple
> logo. There is a thin white vertical line on the left side of the
> screen. Every five seconds the screen blacks out then comes back to
> the green screen. It also makes no noise or indication that power has
> been connected. I can't really tell if it's charging or stuck in an
> infinite boot up load.
>
> Feel free to diagnose and troubleshoot.

Take it to Apple

On 2024-04-11 11:02:34 +0000, badgolferman said:
> Hank Rogers wrote:
>> badgolferman wrote:
>>>
>>> My son's iPhone 12 died so he now has an iPhone 15. I finally got
>>> it home and plugged it in. The screen is light green and has an
>>> Apple logo. There is a thin white vertical line on the left side
>>> of the screen. Every five seconds the screen blacks out then comes
>>> back to the green screen. It also makes no noise or indication
>>> that power has been connected. I can't really tell if it's
>>> charging or stuck in an infinite boot up load.
>>>
>>> Feel free to diagnose and troubleshoot.
>>
>> I think you're supposed to take it to an apple "store", and pay to
>> have it fixed with genuine apple blessed parts.
>>
>> But it sounds like you already took the best apple approved method:
>> Buy new shit and discard the defective unit.
>
> The nearest Apple store is 25 miles away past new underwater tunnel
> construction. With the massive and unpredictable traffic backups it's
> not worth my time.
>
> Right now the old phone is in my wastebasket, unless someone has a
> suggestion on how to restart it or wipe it clean.

Presumably you've tried the hard reset:

- Press and quickly release the volume up button.
- Press and quickly release the volume down button.
- Press and hold the side button.
- When the Apple logo appears, release the side button.

Another option is to plug the iPhone into a computer and use the
Restore option in iTunes. On newer Macs without iTunes, the option is
via the Finder.

The Green Screen of Death is often a sign of a hardware issue, so the
only real option is probably taking it to an authorised repair shop.
Even then, the likelihood is that it's not worth the cost of the repair.

Your Name <YourName@YourISP.com> wrote:
> On 2024-04-11 11:02:34 +0000, badgolferman said:
>> Hank Rogers wrote:
>>> badgolferman wrote:
>>>>
>>>> My son's iPhone 12 died so he now has an iPhone 15. I finally got
>>>> it home and plugged it in. The screen is light green and has an
>>>> Apple logo. There is a thin white vertical line on the left side
>>>> of the screen. Every five seconds the screen blacks out then comes
>>>> back to the green screen. It also makes no noise or indication
>>>> that power has been connected. I can't really tell if it's
>>>> charging or stuck in an infinite boot up load.
>>>>
>>>> Feel free to diagnose and troubleshoot.
>>>
>>> I think you're supposed to take it to an apple "store", and pay to
>>> have it fixed with genuine apple blessed parts.
>>>
>>> But it sounds like you already took the best apple approved method:
>>> Buy new shit and discard the defective unit.
>>
>> The nearest Apple store is 25 miles away past new underwater tunnel
>> construction. With the massive and unpredictable traffic backups it's
>> not worth my time.
>>
>> Right now the old phone is in my wastebasket, unless someone has a
>> suggestion on how to restart it or wipe it clean.
>
> Presumably you've tried the hard reset:
>
> - Press and quickly release the volume up button.
> - Press and quickly release the volume down button.
> - Press and hold the side button.
> - When the Apple logo appears, release the side button.
>
> Another option is to plug the iPhone into a computer and use the
> Restore option in iTunes. On newer Macs without iTunes, the option is
> via the Finder.
>
> The Green Screen of Death is often a sign of a hardware issue, so the
> only real option is probably taking it to an authorised repair shop.
> Even then, the likelihood is that it's not worth the cost of the repair.
>
>

https://youtu.be/3at_Ev2kOoI?si=0zD4ZVPoLTsSl2g7

Your Name wrote:
> On 2024-04-11 11:02:34 +0000, badgolferman said:
>> Hank Rogers wrote:
>>> badgolferman wrote:
>>>>
>>>> My son's iPhone 12 died so he now has an iPhone 15.  I finally got
>>>> it home and plugged it in.  The screen is light green and has an
>>>> Apple logo.  There is a thin white vertical line on the left side
>>>> of the screen.  Every five seconds the screen blacks out then comes
>>>> back to the green screen.  It also makes no noise or indication
>>>> that power has been connected.  I can't really tell if it's
>>>> charging or stuck in an infinite boot up load.
>>>>
>>>> Feel free to diagnose and troubleshoot.
>>>
>>> I think you're supposed to take it to an apple "store", and pay to
>>> have it fixed with genuine apple blessed parts.
>>>
>>> But it sounds like you already took the best apple approved method:
>>> Buy new shit and discard the defective unit.
>>
>> The nearest Apple store is 25 miles away past new underwater tunnel
>> construction.  With the massive and unpredictable traffic backups it's
>> not worth my time.
>>
>> Right now the old phone is in my wastebasket, unless someone has a
>> suggestion on how to restart it or wipe it clean.
>
> Presumably you've tried the hard reset:
>
>    - Press and quickly release the volume up button.
>    - Press and quickly release the volume down button.
>    - Press and hold the side button.
>    - When the Apple logo appears, release the side button.
>
> Another option is to plug the iPhone into a computer and use the Restore
> option in iTunes. On newer Macs without iTunes, the option is via the Finder.
>
> The Green Screen of Death is often a sign of a hardware issue, so the only
> real option is probably taking it to an authorised repair shop. Even then,
> the likelihood is that it's not worth the cost of the repair.
>

I agree that the device is toast. He's done the only logical thing and
pitched it in the trash and bought another.

But we must realize that this failure is not due to any evil action by
apple. They are clean as the driven snow, and had no part in the phone's
failure. Too often apple gets blamed for things than they never did.

With any product, there will be a few individual items that fail
prematurely, though most are fine. Statistically, You might buy the best
widget and happen to get one that's doa, right out of the box. Chalk it up
to shitty luck, not evil apple.

badgolferman <REMOVETHISbadgolferman@gmail.com> wrote:
> Chris wrote:
>
>> badgolferman <REMOVETHISbadgolferman@gmail.com> wrote:
>>> My son's iPhone 12 died so he now has an iPhone 15. I finally got
>>> it home and plugged it in.
>>
>> Why "finally"?
>
> Because he's away at college.

Did he buy the new phone? Has he been able to use it before you plugged it
in? If not why not?

>>
>>> The screen is light green and has an Apple
>>> logo. There is a thin white vertical line on the left side of the
>>> screen. Every five seconds the screen blacks out then comes back
>>> to the green screen. It also makes no noise or indication that
>>> power has been connected. I can't really tell if it's charging or
>>> stuck in an infinite boot up load.
>>>
>>> Feel free to diagnose and troubleshoot.
>>
>> It's faulty. Take it back from where you/he bought it and get a
>> refund.
>
> Would they give me a refund for model that's three versions old and
> purchased 3+ years ago?

I meant the new phone is faulty. Oh wait? Is your description purely about
the 12. The 15 is working fine. Right? If that's the case take it to Apple
or other reputable repair and see what they say.