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Clearly you and me don’t know the same people because iPhones which have become finicky to plug are very common around me.
by WastingMyTime89 4y ago
Clearly you and me don’t know the same people because iPhones which have become finicky to plug are very common around me.
- evgen 4y agoTell them to clean the compacted lint out of the port using a straightened paperclip. Due to the nature of the lightning connector design the wedge-shaped connector can push and compress pocket lint into the port until enough is there to prevent a clean connection. This is a valid complaint about lightning connectors, with a solid center it can compress this lint while the internal post and center connection point of usb-c makes this less of an issue. OTOH 'springs' wearing out or other worn parts on the iPhone side of the connection that require replacement are a non-issue.