Your Apple iPhone may never be safe from the clutches of Hungarian thieves but is it possible that it will survive a 100-foot drop encased in a diaper full of poop? There’s only one true way to find out. Thankfully, YouTube has done the dirty work for us.
POOP TESTED AS NEW SUSTAINABLE IPHONE CASE
Of all the pressing world issues out there, no one seems to pay attention to the most important one. The production of iPhone cases are killing our environment and it’s about time we start looking for one that’s completely organic, cost-effective and above all, stylish. One dedicated YouTube video seeks to solve this global travesty by testing a method that places an Apple iPhone SE in a dirty diaper for protection. The results weren’t exactly what one would expect.
YOUTUBE’S CRAP-FILLED VERDICT SURPRISES THOUSANDS
630,455 have tuned in to watch YouTube place a perfectly good Apple iPhone SE in a dirty diaper and drop 100 feet in the air. This remarkable showing of interest exemplifies just how much the world cares about a sustainable iPhone case. Seeing how many smartphones crack at even the smallest drop, one would think this particular demonstration would only end in failure. Well, as Youtube has shown, it’s more than possible for a smartphone to remain intact while in a dirty diaper. Not only was it’s structural integrity maintained, but the device was fully functional. Youtube has proven that with a little effort and a whole lot of poop, the world can protect their devices in a safe and sustainable way.
WILL APPLE GO TO SH**T?
Now that the world has seen what the power of poop can do, will Apple do the ways of the doo-doo too? Without spending a dime on research, one ambitious guy has offered up a solution to Cupertino and it’s theirs for the taking. Why waste millions of dollars on cheap, plastic smartphone cases that are only contributing to the problems of the world? The solution for Apple is free, unlimited and completely natural. All they have to do is have a peak between their cheeks for the future of smartphone protection.
