James Hansford
Newbie
Hello. I recently purchased a new Samsung Galaxy S4 smartphone and an Otterbox Defender Series case for it. It wasn't long before I noticed the oily "rainbow effect" between the cases screen cover and the phone screen that so many people have experienced with these cases. I tried the baby powder fix but after several attempts I was only able to reduce the effect but not completely eliminate it. I became frustrated and gave up. The fact is this rainbow effect doesn't really bother me, I can't even see it when the screen is lit up, it's just a little annoying. And so I was wondering, if I do nothing more and just let the effect stay there will the oil that causes it do any short or long term harm to the phone? From what I've been reading on the internet this has been a persistent problem with these Otterbox cases for some years now and so if it was harmful to the phone you would think Otterbox would have come up with some kind of fix by now. If it isn't harmful, my personal preference is to just let it stay there and ignore it. Can anyone provide some insight?
