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I have a an iPhone XR in mint condition with no cracks or scratches that I took swimming no longer than 10 minutes and at most no deeper than 30 centremeters. Unfortunately shortly after it greenscreened and then shut down and have not been able to restart it since. Apple says that the phone should have been fine and I only took it under water after they said it was ok. Can this be a warranty issue? I don’t have the receipt for it anymore however
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You should never intentionally submerse your iPhone in water.
water damage will not be covered by warranty
You should never intentionally submerse your iPhone in water.
water damage will not be covered by warranty
Apple never said a phone should be intentionally immersed in water, and water damage is not covered by the warranty.
iPhone XR water damage
