Is it bad to take your iphone to the beach?
Is it bad to take your iphone to the beach?
Yes.
If exposed you will find sand on the speakers, a pain to clean
I suppose. First there's the sand that can get in everywhere, and also the iPhone shuts down if exposed to too much sun. It overheats and shuts down as a defense mechanism. So you can't really get much use out of it because it has to be in your bag anyway right? To protect it from the sun and the sand
It's not necessarily bad, but you're risking having it damaged, stolen or lost. Do you really need it at the beach?
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