Some stories about iPhone’s water resistance feature They look like something out of a Hollywood movie. Just like an iPhone 11 surviving in a 7 meter deep lake for a week. Today we bring you another one of these stories, this time A diver found an iPhone covered in algae after staying underwater for 3 months…

while diving Stanislaus River A submariner from Northern California To read He found an iPhone 12 that had remained at the bottom of the river for 3 months.

Lee contacted Apple Insider to tell the story. Apparently, it was still operating normally after 3 months underwater.

iPhone survived 3 months underwater

iPhone 12 is water resistant IP68 certificationThis indicates that it can continue to function 6 meters deep for 30 minutes. Apple iPhone products are not manufactured to be submerged in water, and the company even warns that damage caused by water is not covered under warranty.

But this iPhone 12 doesn’t need it because it continues to operate seemingly normally after 3 months in water.

On November 12, Lee found: An iPhone 12 covered in moss among some rocks From the bottom of the Estanislao River in Northern California.

Clean it and let it dry for a few days. On November 16, he managed to turn on the device by connecting it to electricity with a charger.

Surprisingly iPhone 12 I didn’t have an unlock code. Thus, Lee was able to access the phone’s photos and contacts. The last file on the device was: A video taken on the river on September 4He claims that the iPhone 12 has since sunk in the river.

For now, Lee has not been able to find out who owns the iPhone 12. However, he plans to do research by asking some people registered on the device.

As we mentioned before, Apple won’t cover repair costs for damage caused by iPhone submersion in water. So if your iPhone has been under water for a long time, we recommend you follow these steps. The fact that this iPhone remained at the bottom of a river for up to 3 months shows that it is a very valuable iPhone 12. He’s a survivor!