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" But before the interview, the narrator drops his phone in water. Unable to explain to Thomas he has no way to record their conversation, the narrator pretends
by Popeyes 6mo ago
" But before the interview, the narrator drops his phone in water. Unable to explain to Thomas he has no way to record their conversation, the narrator pretends his broken phone is working — and the interview commences."
Phone companies really need to start advertising the fact that their phones are water resistant and can survive a quick dunk in the water.
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- boomskats 6mo agoThe ghost of my 3-day-old Zinwa Q25 has entered the chat.
- d--b 6mo agoMy iPhone 12 begs to differ.
- StilesCrisis 6mo agoAn iPhone 12 is water resistant. What happened to yours? Had it been opened? Replacing a battery/screen can break the seal if done incorrectly.
- d--b 6mo agoIt had never been opened. It fell in a pool. It stayed there about 30 seconds (1m deep). When I fished it out, screen was off and it never turned back on.
- StilesCrisis 6mo agoSorry to hear that. It's an unusual outcome and strongly suggests the seal was somehow broken (or bent). How old was the phone? https://youtu.be/Lv1kofMtpFs?si=CFUjQvrjHWDs3lFl https://youtu.be/Lv1kofMtpFs?si=CFUjQvrjHWDs3lFl
- d--b 6mo agoI was surprised as well, the phone was fairly recent, don’t remember exactly but less than 2 years for sure.