Wireless Charging For Your Mobile Phone
The content mainly contains the following sections
1.Will wireless charging damage credit cards?
2.How does it damage the credit card?
3.Can the new credit card microchip also be damaged by wireless charging?
4.Can a damaged credit card be repaired?
5.What are the solution measures?
Will wireless charger damage credit cards?
The answer is yes.
Using a wireless charger to charge your smartphone’s battery could in theory damage the magnetic strip on your banking card, credit card or identification should they be placed between the phone and charger pad.
Because wireless phone chargers use magnetic induction to charge your phone.
Your wireless phone charger has enough magnetic pull to damage credit cards, security badges, key fobs, gift cards, and hotel room keys.
Because wireless phone chargers use magnetic induction to charge your phone.
Your wireless phone charger has enough magnetic pull to damage credit cards, security badges, key fobs, gift cards, and hotel room keys.
The magnetic strip on your Credit Card holds account information card readers need to process transactions. Nothing like passwords or things of that nature. Just simple information such as account numbers, names, and other general account information.
The tiny computer chips in the newer credit cards are not affected by wireless chargers.
This was done to hold more information on credit cards and to help prevent card readers from gaining access to the card’s magnetic strip.
This also has helped in preventing wireless chargers from damaging credit cards.
The only way that these magnetic wireless chargers damage your magnetic strip is by demagnetizing it.
That is to say that it removes the magnetic code written into the strip.
The information written on the strip is no longer useful and can’t be fixed.
Think of it as placing a bunch of metal letters on the ground that spell something out.
Then you slide a huge magnet across those words.
The result is a jumbled mess of words scattered all over the place.
There is no fixing a demagnetized card.
You can’t see if the code is damaged inside the strip until you go and try to use it.
The card reader will come back with an error.
When you are about to use a wireless charger, simply make sure your credit card is not between your phone and the charger.
Credit Cards don’t play nice with keys or coins or even scissors. They easily get scratched to the point of being unreadable.
On the hottest days of summer, try to keep your credit card out of the sun, such as in a car, no matter how likely it is to happen, your card could still be damaged.
Your messy fingers or dirty purses can prevent your cards from being able to be used.
Keeping your wallets and purses neat and tidy helps. Also, keeping your hands clean.
Buying things online and paying for services and household bills have gotten a lot in these years.
Entering your payment options and making a profile allows you to enter your account information only once.
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