If magnets damage a computer, why aren’t phones damaged by magnetic mounts?
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Here’s a thing. My wife bought me a battery quartz watch last year for my birthday. Not expensive, but decent and for everyday wear which can be hard on my watches because I do a lot of manual work around the house etc. Damn thing was rubbish kept stopping and losing time. Took it back and got a replacement within the first month. The replacement watch was the same. Took it back and it was sent for repair which was useless. One year later I buy myself another watch. All good until one morning two weeks after purchase it’s stopped after I got up in morning took it from my bedside draw and (get this) placed it on my mobile/cell phone which has a cover with a magnetic clasp (I do this frequently). Puzzled by this, it then dawns on me what’s been happening. Changed by routine and don’t put the watch anywhere near my phone and all is well with both phones. Seems like the cell phone cover with its magnetic clasp affects the watch. I remember reading this in the dose and don’t when I got my recent watch. I’m happy now.
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