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I feel some current on the side walls of my iphone 13 its brand new , so there is no chance of internal damage ....
i just want to know if there is any chance of me getting shock by my phone or is its dangerous in any other way
iPhone 13, iOS 15
Hello priyanshu148,
I would advise you to contact Apple Support ---> https://apple.com/contact
Best regards,
dotec
Hello priyanshu148,
I would advise you to contact Apple Support ---> https://apple.com/contact
Best regards,
dotec
normally it only charge by 5volts dc which one should not be able to feel at all
if it was me then I would try charging by something else than the ac charger to see if it still does it
if the ac charger is leaking 230/110 volt AC into the cable it's not safe at all
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Current flow on body while charging
