Is it safe to use a third-party case that is magnetic (for ipad 8th gen)
Is it safe to use a third-party case that is magnetic (for ipad 8th gen)
iPad, iPadOS 14
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Is it safe to use a third-party case that is magnetic (for ipad 8th gen)
iPad, iPadOS 14
As long as the case is MFi certified, you should be alright. That stands for Made for iPad. Otherwise, there is a chance the magnets are not in the correct location to attach to the iPad or activate the sleep features.
As long as the case is MFi certified, you should be alright. That stands for Made for iPad. Otherwise, there is a chance the magnets are not in the correct location to attach to the iPad or activate the sleep features.
Is it safe to use a third-party case that is magnetic (for ipad 8th gen)