A while ago, my friend hit the back of the iPhone really hard a couple of times using his palm and he was wearing a thick ring. He also put some pressure on the iphone, as if someone was sitting on it. I had a protective cover on the iPhone XR, which is shock-proof 3 meters. The case is called Sbs. Is the cover strong enough to absorb the shock? Should I be worried? I'm really scared and have been thinking about it for a week now. The iPhone worked fine, but after 10 days I had an issue with the camera. I realized that this issue began to happen after 2 days from updating to the ios 13.3.1 update. Whenever I unlock/lock my iPhone or use social media, I can hear a clicking noise from the camera. It's a sound as if the camera is trying to "wake-up or to focus". I then decided to restart the iPhone. After the update, that "clicking noise" began to happen when I'm using social media for 5 minutes and when I'm viewing stories on snapchat and instagram. The problem is that I keep hearing noises coming from the iPhone XR. It's not just from the camera. These noises began to happen 10 days after the incident of my friend. What do you think?"
It's this cover I had:
http://www.sbsmobile.it/en-gb/produ...hock-cover-for-iphone-x-unbreakable-line.html
There is a person I also asked online about this situation and he works at an iPhone repair shop. He replied, "Yes. The phone is fine. I'm saying that hitting a phone a few times with your hand isn't going to hurt it in the first place."
Another person who works in a Microscopic board repair shop said online to me, "Your friend did no damage at all. If the phone is working as it should there is no need to worry especially since it is a single layer board unlike the X where the two board layers are connected by an interposer board. The clicking you here is from the camera, most likely when you are using certain apps. To my knowledge you can hear this on all XR, s some louder than others. I suspect this was always happening but only realised it because you where scrutinising the phone looking for a fault after it was sat on or dropped. I never paid attention to the click until I was made aware of it, now I hear it all the time on certain apps."
What do you think about what they said? Is it true that they are saying that what my friend did makes no damage to an iPhone XR? They said it needs more than that to cause damage, for example, a drop or a throw. I just want to know, in general, if what my friend did can make damage to an iPhone or not.
Thanks. I would really be glad if I get a reply.
It's this cover I had:
http://www.sbsmobile.it/en-gb/produ...hock-cover-for-iphone-x-unbreakable-line.html
There is a person I also asked online about this situation and he works at an iPhone repair shop. He replied, "Yes. The phone is fine. I'm saying that hitting a phone a few times with your hand isn't going to hurt it in the first place."
Another person who works in a Microscopic board repair shop said online to me, "Your friend did no damage at all. If the phone is working as it should there is no need to worry especially since it is a single layer board unlike the X where the two board layers are connected by an interposer board. The clicking you here is from the camera, most likely when you are using certain apps. To my knowledge you can hear this on all XR, s some louder than others. I suspect this was always happening but only realised it because you where scrutinising the phone looking for a fault after it was sat on or dropped. I never paid attention to the click until I was made aware of it, now I hear it all the time on certain apps."
What do you think about what they said? Is it true that they are saying that what my friend did makes no damage to an iPhone XR? They said it needs more than that to cause damage, for example, a drop or a throw. I just want to know, in general, if what my friend did can make damage to an iPhone or not.
Thanks. I would really be glad if I get a reply.
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