Also is it really safe to slap a magnet on the back of my iPhone? I remember a friend being dared to drag a magnet over the screen of a loathed 8th grade teacher's computer on the last day of school and it wasn't pretty.
Finally - because when I ask myself 'What do I want to put as close as possible to my expensive electronics?' the answer is instinctively, emphatically...
@Mona N.: good photography /= good image quality. They obviously aren't mutually exclusive, but your shots aren't arguing the alternative very well. I'm not speaking against them artistically of course...
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Also is it really safe to slap a magnet on the back of my iPhone? I remember a friend being dared to drag a magnet over the screen of a loathed 8th grade teacher's computer on the last day of school and it wasn't pretty.
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A Magnet.
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They really only ever affected magnetic storage, and platter style hard drives (the former is dead, and the latter is typically shielded now-a-days).
Doesn't bother SSDs in the least, unless you are talking about MRI magnitude forces...
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haha
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