701: dust between display and glass

Hi there,
I have a beautiful Nokia 701 that I bought in March. I noticed that dust is getting into it, between the touchscreen glass and the display... it's really annoying to have a clearblack display or whatever it's called and see dust in between...
Could Nokia just put some sealant at the glass edge to prevent dust to come across? I had to dismantle my old 5800 and there was actually a thin ring made of some silicon rubber (or it was glue) at the edge, between touchscreen and display... and it stayed dust-free for three years... why can't a 0,01 cent rubber ring be added to a 701 shocks me!
Back to dust in my 701... Is there a way I can get rid of it?
Thanks!
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I lost faith and decided to keep it as is. Also I'm considering dumping my 701's warranty and trying to do something on my own. Despite Nokia Care is run by kind and competent guys, I just can't get the reason why a NEW phone must undergo their intervention that often.
I'm sorry but I have to acknowledge POOR CONSTRUCITVE QUALITY, terrible organization in releasing firmware variants (701 has, only for 112.010.1404 sw version, 285 variants... a nightmare to roll-out).
I'll look for some how-to guide over the internet to learn to dismantle my 701 without damaging it, and then I will stick some sealant at the edge of my phone's display. Otherwise, I'll just keep it as is with all the dust until I find some other phone. Wouldn't be surprised if it's not another Nokia :-(

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