I always sleep on the bed with the phone next to me. After waking up from sleep my phone is automatically under my body or arm and I'm weightless, only 50kg. My question is, does it affect my phone? Does it affect the internal body part of my phone? Thank you and sorry for the trivial question💜
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iPhone 14 Pro Slept over my phone on the bed.
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Your phone will be fine. I do that all the time.
This has happened to me once when I was watching something on Netflix and fell asleep before it ended. The phone is usually around an arm’s length away from me when I KO in bed but that time it was underneath me. I am 67kg and there was zero damage to the phone. The phone will just get pressed into the bed so I can’t see anyone causing any damage if this happens unless they are heavily overweight.
You sleep on the OP's phone all the time? TMI!
I've had sex with my phone under the full weight of my knee for 45 seconds on my honeymoon in Hawaii with my last wife. It was fine because I had protection on it. Even though it looks small it is pretty tough. Trust me.
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Seems odd that you're used to having a cell phone yet you started two threads asking questions that should of happened to you in the past. Did your other cell phones get damaged when subjected to the same circumstances?
Wow, a full 45 seconds! I am sure she was chuffed with your performance 🤣
You shouldn’t keep your phone close to your body like that, especially close to your head, heart or other vital organs. It’s not good. Besides, it’s not good if you go sleep with your phone all the time. It makes it harder to fall asleep. You can google about it. Try go to bed without gadgets. You can do it. People have done it in the past.
I know there are a lot of arguments about RF being harmful, not sure what to believe but sleeping on your phone can’t be good for you. Just blocking the signal with your body will cause it to increase RF to stay in touch with the network.
I would avoid.
I would avoid.
The phone can bend. A mate of mine often places his 12 Pro Max in his back pocket and few times he forgot to take it out, it is now slightly bent. If you get on top of the phone with enough weight it can bend, of course this is different to sitting on it but regardless I’d rather not keep doing that just in case.