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Are You Putting Your Mobile In Rice, Apple's Warning To Give Up Hope On Your Phones📱🚫

Are You Putting Your Mobile In Rice, Apple's Warning To Give Up Hope On Your Phones📱🚫

Nowadays the use of smart phone has increased tremendously. If there are two to three smart phones in every house, how can they be used? We can understand.

Nowadays the use of smart phone has increased tremendously. If there are two to three smart phones in every house, how can they be used? We can understand. However, it has become common for these smartphones to accidentally fall into water. Many people are worried when this happens. Especially many people turn on the phone when they drop it in water. There are a lot of videos on YouTube stating that if the phone is placed in rice without turning it on, it will absorb all the moisture from the phone. Many people do this with the intention of repairing the phone immediately. Apple company recently warned its users that doing this is very wrong. In the wake of Apple's latest warnings, what precautions should be taken if the phone falls into water? Let's find out.

Apple has warned users that the problem will worsen if the phone is placed in a box of rice after falling into water. Earlier this year Apple published new guidelines on what to do if water gets into your iPhone. Apple says that putting phones or any electronic device in rice is a common practice when it gets wet. She explained that many people do this because the rice absorbs moisture from the phone. In particular, doing this will cause the dust in the rice as well as the tiny grains of rice to harm your phone. It states that you should not use an external heat source such as a blow dryer to clean the port with cotton or tissue paper.

If you plug your iPhone into a wall outlet with the help of lightning accessories, an option called Liquid Detected will appear. As soon as that alert appears, unplug the cable from both ends. After the cable is disconnected, hold your iPhone against your hand with the port facing the floor to drain excess liquid. After that the phone should be stored in a dry place for at least 30 minutes. Then try to charge it. But if the liquid detection alert appears for the second time, unplug it and let your phone dry completely for 24 hours. Then try charging your phone again. If the phone is still not charging, unplug the cable from the adapter and reconnect it again. If your iPhone still doesn't turn on after doing this then you need to bring your iPhone to a repair shop. 📱🚫

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