How to remove a metal piece from my iphone 5 headphone jack?
Today I was trying to get sound on my iPhone's speaker. It kept telling me it was on headphone mode. I checked if there was anything stuck inside the headphone jack, and I realized that the little metal piece that is at the end of the ear pods (the thing you stick into the jack) was stuck inside. Can anyone give me suggestions on how to take it out?
Ps. I have tried sticking tooth picks and needles into pick it out, but it's stuck!
Take it to the apple store they may replace it because the ear pods may have been defective
It's weird. I suggest you send your iPhone to App Store. It's unwise to mend it yourself.
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