Microwave heats food from the outside and the waves only hit specific spots - this is why it spins so it can heat up evenly on all sides so your phone must have been in a safe spot.
If the screen was facing down, it’s likely the case of the phone absorbed most of the heat. If the case is not melted, I wouldn’t worry.
If the screen was facing upwards, it may have only slightly warmed the glue keeping it in place.
The danger is mostly phones that have metal frames and/or backs, I am guessing that even if your phone has any exterior parts made of aluminium, the plastic case protected it.
Worst case scenario for you would have been the plastic cover melting away exposing the metal frame/back, that would have made some fireworks.
Microwave heats food from the outside and the waves only hit specific spots - this is why it spins so it can heat up evenly on all sides so your phone must have been in a safe spot.
If the screen was facing down, it’s likely the case of the phone absorbed most of the heat. If the case is not melted, I wouldn’t worry.
If the screen was facing upwards, it may have only slightly warmed the glue keeping it in place.
The danger is mostly phones that have metal frames and/or backs, I am guessing that even if your phone has any exterior parts made of aluminium, the plastic case protected it.
Worst case scenario for you would have been the plastic cover melting away exposing the metal frame/back, that would have made some fireworks.