do magnets interfere with iphone?

[Jadoreconnie]

I bought a fisheye lens for it. But it has a magnet which you stick on to the iPhone camera.
The camera I bought: http://www.ebay.com/itm/180-Fisheye...997263?pt=PDA_Accessories&hash=item3371a566cf


Does it/will it affect it? If so, how will it be affect it? Thanks

 

[Intell]

Nothing short of an extremely powerful magnet will harm or disrupt an iPhone.

 

[miles01110]

Nothing short of an extremely powerful magnet will harm or disrupt an iPhone.

Or pretty much any piece of modern electronics.

 

[Comeagain?]

Or pretty much any piece of modern electronics.

Except the hard drives that ship as standard for all Macs except the MacBook Air.

 

[Ricky Smith]

Except the hard drives that ship as standard for all Macs except the MacBook Air.

Why do people keep spreading this rumor it's been proven over many many times standard magnets bare no effect on drives.

 

[Comeagain?]

Why do people keep spreading this rumor it's been proven over many many times standard magnets bare no effect on drives.

Because I have had data loss from misplaced magnets.

 

[Intell]

I have to agree with Ricky Smith that magnets found within most American homes cannot damage modern hard drives. I participated in a hardware lab involving this in a class last year.

 

[miles01110]

Except the hard drives that ship as standard for all Macs except the MacBook Air.

Nope. Platter-based hard drives are not susceptible to common every-day magnets. They also have magnets inside of them to begin with.

 

[charlesdayton]

http://support.apple.com/kb/HT2342

 

[Ricky Smith]

Because I have had data loss from misplaced magnets.

Either you have ball crushing powerful magnets or your harddrive was already on its way out