I accidentally unplugged my iPhone from my MacBook after backing up without ejecting it properly. Is this going to cause an issue with my iPhone?

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I accidentally unplugged my iPhone from my MacBook after backing up without ejecting it properly. Is this going to cause an issue with my iPhone?

I accidentally unplugged my iPhone from my MacBook after backing up without ejecting it properly. Is this going to cause an issue with my iPhone? It was not syncing nor backing up when I unplugged it.

iPhone 11 Pro, iOS 13

Posted on Apr 30, 2020 11:28 AM

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frazzm737

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Apr 30, 2020 11:43 AM in response to katerinaciara

I've done that too! I doubt it would harm the back-up, but I would run the back-up again, just to be sure.

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Ferd II

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Apr 30, 2020 11:42 AM in response to katerinaciara

I don't think anyone can make a definitive "No" answer, but I would say it should be OK, since you noted it was not syncing or backing up.

Plug it back in, and create a new backup. What happens?

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I accidentally unplugged my iPhone from my MacBook after backing up without ejecting it properly. Is this going to cause an issue with my iPhone?

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