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  1. ∑ XahLee (xahlee@noagendasocial.com)'s status on Wednesday, 06-Sep-2017 19:52:16 EDT ∑ XahLee ∑ XahLee

    phone has magnetometer, which detect earth mag fields, work as compass. But how's neighbor electric components don't effect it?

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    1. Matthew Skala (mattskala@mstdn.io)'s status on Wednesday, 06-Sep-2017 20:35:22 EDT Matthew Skala Matthew Skala
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      @xahlee If your wire isn't coiled, it takes a lot of current to generate even a small magnetic field. Without doing a careful calculation, I think it's something like an amp that would be needed at 1cm distance, and the actual currents inside a phone are more typically in microamps.

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