A story worth telling a few times is a story that has been lived. The man who saved his iPhone after spending 10 months at the bottom of the river. This happened in England, in Gloucestershire, near the town of Cinderford. Owner, Owain Davies tossed while kayaking during a bachelorette party. How did you get it back?

Luck, fortune, etc. A man recovers his iPhone after spending 10 months at the bottom of the Wye River

Has it crossed your mind if you can save your iPhone if it falls to the bottom of a cliff? If you go to the river or the sea? Owain Davies got his device back thanks to social media and to the man named Miguel Pacheco who published the finding. First, how did you throw the iPhone into the river? While he was in the canoe, his friend, who was with him, also stood up, causing him to fall involuntarily. The iPhone was in his back pocket and when he touched it again, the iPhone was gone.

Owain Davies and his lost iPhone XR

It’s been 10 months, and earlier this month, Miguel Pacheco found the iPhone while kayaking on the River Wye. The natural thing to do was to retrieve it, dry it, and post images firsthand in a desperate attempt to find its owner. I believed that the iPhone would not be active because it was full of water. He dehydrated her so she could discover later if he had images or sensitive data (family images and derivatives).

Put yourself in your neighbor’s shoes, for example when Miguel Pacheco finds his iPhone full of water

The man who is a core part of reunification He told the BBC that if he lost his cell phone, he knew he had many photos of his family and children. He wants to get it back no matter what. He started work and dried it with an air compressor. Then kept in a ventilated room to complete drying.

Next day, prepared to connect with the power adapter and turned on in a few hours and next to a couple’s profile picture, it showed the date the device was stopped (August 13).

iPhone XR recovered after 10 months underwater

Fortunately for Owain Davies, his friends and fiancé recognized the footage. It has been shared more than 4000 times. They contacted Miguel Pacheco and the delivery was done as it should.

Davies thanked and commended Miguel Pacheco for his efforts and to save it from the humidity that your iPhone is in. The natural thing is for anyone to find an iPhone and drop it close to where it is. The worst part was that it was an open space with no one here. Photos of the device show that it is an iPhone XR.

The iPhone has been the protagonist of this and other related stories. One of them resembles that of a man who lost his iPhone on a boat and fell on a beach in Canada. Another story accompanied by a non-surviving Android device.