When indoors will the natural moisture in the air get on the lightning connector that plugs into an iPhone and damage the iPhone?

Posted on Apr 6, 2018 4:31 PM

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lobsterghost1

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Posted on Apr 6, 2018 6:12 PM

I'm sorry, but just read what we're providing you.

Under most conditions you NEVER have to worry about normal air humidity causing your lightning plug to be wet. I live in Florida, the land of humidity and have charged my phone many times without air-conditioning and have never had an issue.
Just plug it in and if your phone charges, you're good.
If there's an error unplug it
You really don't need to worry about this

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michealie Author

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Apr 6, 2018 5:22 PM in response to Lawrence Finch

If if it has moisture on it and I plug it into a iPhone it’ll damage it. How can I ever be sure when I want to charge my iPhone that it won’t damage it?

michealie Author

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Apr 6, 2018 5:44 PM in response to lobsterghost1

So what should I do? How do I know my connector is dry and good to use?

stedman1

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Apr 6, 2018 5:52 PM in response to michealie

I guess the question needs to be asked: Why do you feel there is an issue?

Apr 6, 2018 6:08 PM in response to stedman1

stedman1 wrote:

I guess the question needs to be asked: Why do you feel there is an issue?

Does it really need to be asked????????????

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When indoors will the natural moisture in the air get on the lightning connector that plugs into an iPhone and damage the iPhone?