I did a double take reading topic title and all the replies.![]()
One more question what can be used to clean the metal tip of the lightning cable? There's some residue that I tried to gently scrape off with my fingernail, but I couldn't completely clean the copper contacts. IPA?
Why would I clean my ports? Wtf are you doing?
Blowing is always better than rubbing!A build up of too much lint is known to cause issues over time with the lightning connector. Using compressed air periodically is not a bad idea. But rubbing anything hard against the contacts seems like a really bad idea.
Blowing is always better than rubbing!
Depends on the technique. Both together can make a big difference
Referring to post 6, no way would I use a metal object to rub the connectors.
Blowing is always better than rubbing!