My title explains it all I’m wondering if some saliva that got into the charger port and the other speakers down there can permanently damage them or harm my iPhone in any way or is my iPhone fine after it dries?
iPhone 11, iOS 14
The answer to your question is dependent upon how much moisture for how long and how far deep did it get into the iPhone. There is no way to know that. This leaves you with the only option of finish drying and try powering it up OR you can have it examined at the Apple Store or at an Authorized Service Center before you power up.
Axel F.
The answer to your question is dependent upon how much moisture for how long and how far deep did it get into the iPhone. There is no way to know that. This leaves you with the only option of finish drying and try powering it up OR you can have it examined at the Apple Store or at an Authorized Service Center before you power up.
Axel F.
Yuzucchi wrote: "...or is my iPhone fine after it dries?"
If it's the same saliva "accident" as the one below from two weeks ago, it should have dried by now:
...Or is this a new saliva "accident"?
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Expect catastrophic damage.
Alancito wrote:
...Or is this a new saliva "accident"?
Fascinating!
Over the two weeks, it seems the saliva migrated to include the charger port :-)
sberman wrote: "Over the two weeks, it seems the saliva migrated to include the charger port :-)"
Indeed. And to avoid future "accidents":
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Don’t know if you’re serious or not lmao
New I sneezed and yeah :(
Alright I’ve used it for a while everything seems fine do you think it’s fine or should I get it checked?
Accidental saliva in charger port damage?
