Apple Care con ANTEL

Me sumo a la pregunta y agrego otra; tengo un iPhone 6 plus cob el defecto tan comentado ultimamente (la linea gris intintermitente en el marco superior que inabilita el touch) hay manera de recurrir a ancel ya que leí que hqy un plan de recambio por el defecto, obvio que expiro la garantia...

Apple is recognizing that "Touch Disease" is a thing.
The tech company is rolling out a repair program to fix iPhone 6 Plus devices with unresponsive touchscreen features.
The term "Touch Disease" refers to the touchscreen issues that surface after the phone undergoes stress, like being dropped on the floor several times. In many cases, iPhone users have complained the touchscreen will entirely stop working for several months.
In August, repair site iFixit discovered that the issue stemmed from faulty chips inside the devices. When the phone is dropped or bent, the chips become loose. At the time, iFixit called the issue "Touch Disease" -- and it was quickly adopted by the internet.
Now, the company is willing to repair affected devices for $149 -- as long as your screen isn't cracked and the phone is in working order.
Apple (AAPL, Tech30) said on its website it "determined that some iPhone 6 Plus devices may exhibit display flickering or multi-touch issues after being dropped multiple times on a hard surface and then incurring further stress on the device."
Although some iPhone 6 users have also reported the issue, Apple's fix only applies to the larger-sized iPhone 6 Plus.