its USB-C charging port may collect undesirable particles such as dust and grime. Fortunately, just like removing dust from various electronic devices, getting rid of these particles is fairly straightforward, often needing nothing more than a few quick bursts of compressed air.
The USB-C port on your phone is quite fragile, and if you jab it aggressively with a sharp object, you risk causing irreversible damage instead of cleaning it. Therefore, the most effective cleaning technique involves minimal physical contact, namely compressed air. A brief spray into your phone’s charging port every so often will help prevent any issues with damaged pins or charging difficulties. If you’re not currently charging your phone or utilizing your USB-C port, you can also place a cover (or plug) over it to prevent any additional dust from entering.
