sounds logically but the exact opposite is happening to screen it isnt being pushed on too hard like i said in my other post the layers of plastic are being seperated....the way the plastic is designed it is sealed ****...the chemical they use to seal these layers shut creates a thin (almost un-mueassurable) layer of gas in between each layer of plastic....when they are pulled apart the gas is visible bc it is all forced to the place in between the layers with the least preassure...that is also why if you push on the spot were the "smudge" appears it disapears or spreads...by putting pressure in that spot it pushes the layers back together...
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Originally Posted by Giovanny
I know I read this around here that says is the original case it comes with the phone which is really cheap. The problem is that when you place you phone on the case facing the screen towards your body thi will create presure agains the screen with the belt clip. If you take the case and bend it pushing the corners in then it will create a square in the middle which it looks like the square of oil slick you will create on the scree of your phone. I guess the best bet is to get a different cover where the whole back is hard and not flexible. I hope this helps. Remember to thank if this is helpful.
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