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Why though? Phones (like tablets and most modern notebooks) don't have any moving parts. If you're worried that the rapidly changing acceleration loosens some
by majewsky 8y ago
Why though? Phones (like tablets and most modern notebooks) don't have any moving parts.
If you're worried that the rapidly changing acceleration loosens some screws, then you better leave that phone right at home because running to catch the bus (with the phone in your pocket) produces about the same acceleration patterns.
- nailer 8y agoExactly as the other poster said: I have Applecare, but I don't actually want to file a claim and be without my phone while it's repaired for the sole reason of "I shook a phone when I was tired and it flew out of my hand".
- pjc50 8y agoIt's more about the chances of it slipping out of your grip, like an overenthusiastic Wiimote.
- ken 8y agoThe iPhone SE, at least, rattles when you shake it. The internet tells me this is normal, and it's not the only iPhone which does this.