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My iPhone 6+ developed the IC touch problem starting when about 18 months in service and gradually became worse until it completely failed at the 20 month point.  The Genius Bar tech diagnosed, and acknowledged, the problem.  Apple replaced the phone for $347.

Folks, it's not BS and it's not a matter of sitting on it or being an idiot.   As a 81 year old retired telecom executive, my phone receives good care and is not carried in my rear pocket.  Believe me, the "touch disease" is real.   IMO the argument is whether or not Apple has a design weakness and knowingly sold defective phones.   The warranty is what it is -- one year unless extended.  That was known when we bought.  

Regardless, I've been an Apple product user for 34 years and am not about to jump over to Samsung!