As much as you need to use it every day, you cannot overwork your iPhone. This is especially true in cold weather, when the frigid temperatures can have negative effects on your gadget.
This is where protective accessories like waterproof iPhone cases can come in handy because they’re usually durable enough to withstand temperature extremes. Of course, their primary purpose is still to protect the devices from more harmful elements, such as water exposure.
Water, for instance, can corrode a cellphone’s circuit board or introduce contaminants to the user’s ear (which is far worse). Despite being careful when using their smartphones, it’s still fairly common for cellphone users to drop their devices in toilets, puddles, rivers or other bodies of water.
In the absence of a protective case, an iPhone that gets wet stands a good chance of requiring extensive repairs. If you’re unfortunate as to have your device drenched in water, see to it that your cellphone is dried from the inside and out using absorbent cloth or by placing it in a bag of uncooked rice.
You may need to disassemble your device and dry each component in the same way, although this assumes that you must also know how to put them back together. After waiting for a few hours, only then can you activate your phone again. Since this is obviously such a hassle, it’s better for you to purchase a waterproof iPhone case instead.
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