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They’ll probably just tell people to deal with it and not use an iphone with a bmw like what they tell motorcycle riders
What's this about motorcycles?
If people mount their phone on a motorcycle the parts for images stabilization and optical zoom (moving parts) can break, because of the potential vibrations a motorcycle can have.
Though this isn’t just a iPhone issue.
It’s also not just a BMW or motorcycle issue. It happens when people mount their phones on bicycles as well.
Fortnine just did a video on this
https://youtu.be/n5EsZtL2psc
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If you mount your phone to your motorcycle the vibrations can mess up the tiny motors that are in the camera to make it focus.
The vibrations fuck with the phone.
Thanks
That was a general answer. As others have said it breaks the motors in the camera and can do other damage. This isn't an apple thing, damage is done to any phones used with a motorcycle and from what I've heard the vibration dampening mounts don't eliminate the problem completely.
Did you read the article? They’re working on a fix
Of course. its more of a jab at what happened before