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had to do this with my iphone a few years ago. used a plastic toothpick (rather than metal, of course) to extract the lint. what you describe happened to the l
by catchnear4321 3y ago
had to do this with my iphone a few years ago. used a plastic toothpick (rather than metal, of course) to extract the lint.
what you describe happened to the lightning port.
- wokwokwok 3y agoMe too… but have you used a usb-c phone? I can only tell you my personal experience, but I can say with total confidence that the usb-c slot is significantly more irritating. The lightning slot is physically almost exactly the same size, but the usb-c one has a huge damn tab in the middle that makes cleaning the slot out a) more of a pain in the ass, b) harder to see what you’re doing, and c) requires a physically smaller tool to do it. /shrug Yes, lightning isn’t magically immune to lint. …but usb-c is harder clean, and seems more prone to collecting lint in my experience.