Does an iPad case protect an iPad from magnets next to or touching it

It is unlikely that the magnets in a library book will cause any damage to your iPad 9th generation device or steal your data. The magnets in library books are usually weak and not strong enough to cause any significant damage to electronic devices.However, if you are still concerned about the possibility of damage or data theft, you can take some precautions. One option is to remove the library book from under your iPad before placing it down for the night. Another option is to use an iPad case that is designed to protect against electromagnetic interference (EMI) and magnetic fields.These cases use special materials that block electromagnetic radiation and magnetic fields, and they typically provide additional protection for your device.

Magnets cannot “steal data” from your iPad - period.

Unless you were to place your iPad inside a medical MRI Scanner, neither can magnetic fields of the type that you are likely to encounter cause any damage to your iPad.