Miracle or Myth: Can You Really Extract Water from Your iPhone? Foreign Media Puts it to the Test
- A recent video on YouTube claims to show a method for removing water from an iPhone using a special sound.
- The video uses a specific sound frequency to drain water from the iPhone's speakers.
- While the video may be effective in removing some water from the iPhone, it is essential to note that it is not a foolproof method.
Remove Water from iPhone: Does the Viral Video Really Work?
A recent video on YouTube claims to show a method for removing water from an iPhone using a special sound. The video has gained significant attention, with repair company iFixit and foreign media outlet The Verge testing its effectiveness.
The video uses a specific sound frequency to drain water from the iPhone’s speakers. iFixit and The Verge tested the video’s effectiveness by submerging an iPhone 13 in water containing UV dye. The results showed that the video was able to drain water from the iPhone’s speakers, but it did not completely protect the device from water damage.
While the video may be effective in removing some water from the iPhone, it is essential to note that it is not a foolproof method. The latest iPhone 15 has IP68 dust and water resistance, but it is still important to use caution when exposing the device to water.
Source: The Verge