What do you do when your iPhone gets wet or falls into water? Some people resort to the common method of using the rice In order to dry the phone. While others rely on using a hair dryer or a fan to get rid of the water inside the device. But apparently there is a new method that relies on YouTube videos that have proven effective in actually getting rid of water and drying the iPhone, do you believe this!

From iPhoneIslam.com, six iPhones in different colors are shown partially submerged in water, demonstrating their incredible water resistance. For those interested, there are several videos on YouTube that explore the capabilities of the iPhone further.


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According to a new study by David Pearce of The Verge and iFixit, there are certain YouTube videos that can release water and iPhone drying Very easily. These videos play vibrations or low sound. This actually helped in getting rid of the water that was in the wet device.

The method was tested on an iPhone 13, where it was submerged in water and then a video titled “Sound to remove water from the phone speaker” or “ Sound To Remove Water From Phone Speaker“All night long. The phone was also exposed to ultraviolet light to see if this method was able to get rid of the water everywhere or not.

From iPhoneIslam.com, A close-up shot of the internal components of a smartphone under black light, revealing details of the circuit board and connections. This intricate image could easily belong to an iPhone, showing the exquisite design hidden beneath its sleek exterior.

The result was shocking, as this expelled the water present in the iPhone speaker. This method was also tried and succeeded in removing water from other phones from companies such as Google and Nokia. According to the study, this method may have succeeded in removing water, but only in the speaker area of ​​the phone. Ultraviolet rays showed that water was present in other places in the phone.


Remove water from iPhone

From iPhoneIslam.com, a green iPhone floats in a clear blue pool of water. Its reflection and the ripples of the pool are visible on the surface of the phone, creating a mesmerizing image worthy of being posted on YouTube.

 The study suggests that all the YouTube video does is generate vibrations that vibrate the speaker and push air around it. This ultimately pushes the water droplets out of the device. This is similar to the Apple Watch’s “Water Lock” feature, which plays a series of tones to remove any water droplets stuck in the speaker. You might wonder, why doesn’t Apple offer a feature like the Water Lock feature on its smartwatch on its iPhone?

The answer is that this method only works on small objects that have fewer ports. While the iPhone is large in size and has more cavities and ports compared to the Apple Watch. Therefore, the vibrations will not be effective and water will not be removed from other places in the device.

 Finally, modern iPhones have an IP68 rating, which means they are splash, water and dust resistant and can withstand water up to 6 meters deep for half an hour. However, this does not mean that Apple phones are water-proof, so you should avoid submerging or dropping the device in water as much as possible because it may be damaged and destroyed.

Have you tried YouTube videos to dry a wet iPhone? Let us know in the comments.

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the verge

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