Are there any sensors in the iPhone that indicate that the phone has been dropped that apple could use to tell me my warranty is void? I know they have moisture indicators, but never have heard of shock indicators.
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Yes, they can tell that you dropped your phone I have just been to the apple store to run diagnostics on my iphone 5 and they told me thy i had dropped it 4 times, which was true. I never asked how they knew as i was worried that it might void warranty (but it didn't because the dammage wasn't directly because of dropping - it was a speaker problem not a cracked screen for example)
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say what? maybe they can check the gyroscope history?
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They can use the accelerometer logs from the phone itself to tell instantly. Also damage even subtle is noticeable on the inside of any apple device.
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No there is not shock indicators in any iPhone Apple has made. It is too expensive to place that time of tech inside a device as small as an iPhone.
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It's called an accelerometer and it is indeed inside the iPhone.
iPhones have had access and gyros for some time now.
@Barack Trump You do realize this post is over 10 years old, don't you? There's really no point in responding to these very old questions unless you have significant new information to add, which I honestly don't see in your response.
There are many recent unanswered questions that could better use your input and experience.
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