[mcbutterbunz]

I took my phone out of the case today and noticed how dirty it, and the case was. I simply washed it off in the sink and it was nice and clean. I couldn’t help but think this was such a strange thing to do but also so natural.

Also, I’ve done underwater selfies too. It’s a lot of fun!

[johnwalkr]

But don't use soap, which reduces the surface tension and lets water get past seals. At the start of the pandemic I used soapy water on my iphone 11 and the faceid sensor broke immediatly. Apple replaced the phone, though.

[divbzero]

Just remember to let the phone dry fully before charging (unless you’re charging wirelessly of course). Moisture while charging gradually damages both cable and port.

[jorvi]

iPhones are actually able to detect this and will give a pop-up saying moisture has been detected in the charging port and charging has been disabled out of safety concerns. It even shows you a bypass button for emergencies!

[bobsil1]

I get a similar notification when I take Apple Watch surfing. Also took an iPhone 11 in a waterproof bag around my neck for pics, but it was a hassle to zip up the wetsuit, and the bag fogged up.

[tinus_hn]

A warning for what? Apple Watch doesn’t have a charging port

[drglitch]

Apple watch gives a moisture warning if the speaker port has water inside. Happens often after swimming or running in rain.

[mikeyjk]

Android also does this

[nguyenhailong]

i totally agree