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Holy shit, this isn't satire?
Apparently this was about the iPhone 12
https://www.indiatoday.in/amp/technology/news/story/iphone-12-edges-are-so-sharp-that-it-can-hurt-you-early-users-claim-1735851-2020-10-28
The phone in the picture has a home button, therefore it cannot be the iPhone 12. Furthermore, the article you pointed to is about india. Still, even though the phone has a home button, I'm inclined to believe that it is not an iPhone.
I have to imagine the bandaids and apple are there for dramatic hyperbole to sell how uncomfortable it is to hold the phone, but I have no way of knowing that
Looks like a replacement screen. They can often be pretty sharp