What to Do When Your Phone Gets Wet: Safe First Steps
Your phone took a splash? Power it off, dry the ports, and skip the rice. The first-ten-minutes steps and how to tell if it survived.
Your phone took a splash? Power it off, dry the ports, and skip the rice. The first-ten-minutes steps and how to tell if it survived.
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