No guaranties given there ... it may or it may not.
But with that said I advice you to start up the habit to power on your drone in your hand as it's in the power on moment thing's can go wrong.
Power on the drone & keep it horizontal in your stretched out hand (without watches, rings or other magnetic objects) ... once the live view is shown on your mobile device all is good & you can place it on ground for take-off.
Then before take-off ALWAYS ... add in one very easy check to avoid a really scary event coming from accidentally launching from a magnetic disturbed place with following flyaway at height in an uncontrollable circular or straight flight path. After powering on your drone, connected to your RC/app & placed it in the take-off spot ... but before lift-off,
ALWAYS check that the drone icon on the map in your app is pointing equal in relation to other objects in the map as the drone does in reality ... if not, abort launch attempt,
POWER DOWN & move away, power up again and repeat.
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... The aircraft will let you know.
Perhaps ... or perhaps not, it might trigger a compass calibration prompt but it depends on how strong the magnetic field is unfortunately. With the map check I describe above it can bee seen though. The safest is to power on as far as it can be from objects & ground.