Electrical spark on iPhone

[Aditya_S]

I had my iPhone 6s in my jacket pocket and in one of my classes, we were doing a project involving an alternator and a battery. So basically, I was unscrewing something from the alternator, and my partner connected a wire from the battery to the same place on the alternator where my finger was, and it created sparks on the battery and alternator. It didn't shock me, but my iPhone in my jacket pocket was near the spark on the battery. My phone was powered off though, and it seems to work, although, it did have lag when I first booted it up, despite being a 6s. Is it possible my phone was damaged in any way?

 

[C DM]

If you see something that isn't right, then there might be something to think about there, otherwise, doesn't seem like there's much to worry about.

 

[Aditya_S]

If you see something that isn't right, then there might be something to think about there, otherwise, doesn't seem like there's much to worry about.

There's nothing but the occasional lag now. Should I be worried? This didn't happen before

 

[Videomanmac]

I don't think you should be worried. Likely hyperbole.

IMO, it wouldn't cause lag. It wouldn't clock down the processor. Now, it could fry the logic board or the SoC. But it seems it didn't.