Another post by the apple Support Forum proposes that the solid vibrations delivered during riding a cruiser could be unsafe to the iPhone's camera module. The cell phone maker advises against mounting the telephone on a cruiser to forestall this. apple further discloses that this is to ensure two advancements utilized in iphone cameras, OIS (Optical Image Stabilization) and Closed Loop auto Focus.

"On the off chance that you unintentionally move a camera when you snap a photo, the subsequent picture can be foggy. To forestall this, some iphone models have optical picture adjustment (OIS). OIS allows you to take sharp photographs regardless of whether you unintentionally move the camera. With OIS, a spinner detects that the camera moved. To decrease picture movement, and the subsequent haze, the focal point moves as indicated by the point of the gyrator," the help page clarifies. 

"Moreover, some iphone models have shut circle self-adjust (AF). Shut circle AF opposes the impacts of gravity and vibration to protect sharp concentration instils, recordings, and displays. With shut circle AF, on-board attractive sensors measure gravity and vibration impacts and decide the focal point position so the repaying movement can be set precisely." 

For what reason are the vibrations unsafe to the camera? 

Apple clarifies that "The OIS and shut circle AF frameworks in iphone are intended for solidness. Notwithstanding, similar to the case with numerous shopper hardware that incorporates frameworks like OIS, long haul direct openness to high-adequacy vibrations inside certain recurrence reaches might debase the presentation of these frameworks and lead to decreased picture quality for photographs and recordings." 

The two provisions likewise turn out poorly with attractive embellishments, which hazard meddling and briefly impairing the sensors. The impacts of vibration could be limited by utilizing a vibration-hosing mount for your telephone, however for long haul security, it's best to not mount your iphone to your cruiser by any stretch of the imagination.