Tests show your Cosmic Orange iPhone 17 Pro probably won’t turn pink

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By Ben LovejoyJan 20, 2026, 7:56 am169 pts
Late last year, a Reddit post caused something of a furore. A user posted a photo of their Cosmic Orange iPhone 17 Pro that had turned pink. A few other examples followed. However, while you should continue to follow Apple’s advice on how to avoid this, tests have shown it’s unlikely to happen accidentally ……

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