How do they put magnets In iPad cases without fear of damaging the iPad?

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Magnets are harmless to electronics.

The only exceptions are magnetic based devices, such as:

* Magnetic storage. VHS tapes, floppy disk, and hard drives. They aren’t that susceptible though, it’s not like a magnet anywhere near them is doom. Modern hard drives in a computer or laptop (if not already SSD) are magnetic based, but not exactly easy to wipe with a magnet vaguely near the computer. I wouldn’t go rubbing rare earth magnets directly on a drive though.

* CRT TVs and monitors, the big, old, heavy ones. A magent near then will temporarily distort the image and colour. Electromagnets aim a beam to make an image, so a magnet alters the beam path.

A phone/tablet has none of these. It has solid state storage, and it has an LCD or LED screen. Nothing magnetic based.

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