Smartphones and water are not compatible. Even protected devices can withstand only short-term dives. An hour or a half is maximum. What can we say about gadgets like the iPhone 11.
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However, sometimes the "apple" flagships are surprising. This is one such story. An unusual event is reported at the Walt Disney World Recreation Center. A girl named Sophie Troyer dropped her iPhone 11 into a local lake. He was in a thin silicone case.
Her parents reported the loss to the park administration. They promised to help there. All that visitors drop – then they collect divers. The said is a special team (once every few weeks).
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The long-awaited iPhone 9 (iPhone SE 2) poses in the photo
Work on the iPhone 12 has slowed down
Surprisingly, the iPhone 11 was really found. He lay at the bottom for 2 months. The phone was sent to the Troyer family at the previously left address.
Further was like a miracle. iPhone 11 connected to charging and it turned on. It turned out that the device was not damaged. Works like new.
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What’s great – all the photos taken by Sophie are preserved. The memory of the trip will not be lost. How did this become possible? IP68 protection probably worked. Although it is designed only for a 30-minute stay in the water.
What happened to your iPhones? Share your memories in the comments.
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