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How long until someone accidentally breaks their device through electromagnetic induction?

• stevenjgarner 4y ago
  Yes. I imagine solving Maxwell's equations for this geometrical arrangement of neodymium magnets and cable would clarify all too clearly why they have "lackluster USB 2.0 speeds".
• CamperBob2 4y ago
  Quite a while (see my other post).
  • dehrmann 4y ago
    But what about corrupting data?
    • Daunk 4y ago
      If you're still using devices relying on magnets; it's time for an upgrade.
      • dehrmann 4y ago
        I mean when you move the cable. The magnet will induce current on the data lines.
• Vladimof 4y ago
  Which devices are still susceptible to magnetic fields? besides HDD