I was applying a dbrand skin on my iPhone 12 but around the camera module area it's a bit hard to stick it down; dbrand suggests using a hair dryer to stretch the skin and make it work.. so I did, I applied the hair dryer hot air directly where the cameras are! That's okay, but my concern is .. using the hair dryer would have caused the adhesive of the camera lens glass to weaken, now the camera glass didn't fall off but could the hair dryer have made the adhesive weaker? I mean, could it be that for example water is more likely to enter the camera as the adhesive is not as strong anymore in case I drop my phone in a pool? Or could the camera lens glass fall off more easily now in case I drop it too hard on the floor?
The hair dryer was on the lowest force but on the highest temperature, and trust me it can get very hot ..you wouldn't be able to put your fingers in front of it, even at its lowest force..
Is there any way to test this?
The hair dryer was on the lowest force but on the highest temperature, and trust me it can get very hot ..you wouldn't be able to put your fingers in front of it, even at its lowest force..
Is there any way to test this?