The 'iPhone 4 Death Grip' (also known as Antennagate) refers to a hardware design flaw in the 2010 iPhone 4 where the external antenna would lose signal if touched in a specific spot. The controversy reached a boiling point when Apple CEO Steve Jobs famously replied to a user's email saying, 'Just avoid holding it in that way,' which was later parodied as 'You're holding it wrong.' This meme template is typically used to mock corporate excuses for faulty products or to satirize any situation where the user is blamed for a creator's mistake. It remains a staple of tech culture, symbolizing the peak of early smartphone era drama and Apple's historical stubbornness regarding product design.