IPhone 4 started to shock me when on charge?
Over the past week I've noticed that my iPhone 4 has started to shock me when it's on charge (via my laptop and wall). A few days ago it shocked my finger and today, whilst listening to to radio, it shocked my lip!
I also noticed the other that it seemed to be vibrating whilst on charge, I'm not tech expert, but that's not right, is it?
I don't live near any Apple stores, so I can't take it to get checked. Any ideas?
Sounds like something is wrong with the battery. The problem might go away but chances are it comes back and something worse happens to the phone. I would highly suggest going to an apple store so they can run diagnostics on the phone.
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