> Apple’s limited warranty doesn’t cover damage caused by liquids, even for water-resistant products If the product meets the advertised water resistance, dama

> Apple’s limited warranty doesn’t cover damage caused by liquids, even for water-resistant products If the product meets the advertised water resistance, damage caused by liquids must be caused by usage outside of that. So, _if_ they can prove their product meets or exceeds those specs, I think it’s fine they won’t cover that under warranty, as long as local laws don’t force them to do more (in the EU, for newish devices, they’d have to proof that the device wasn’t already broken when sold, for example)