My iPhone 6S vs water!!

bones467

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Well few nights ago my iPhone 6S had a dip into some water, was in it for about 10seconds, i pulled it out as soon as I could and switched it off straight away ... it has been drying for almost 3 days now so really hope no long term damage has been done.
I will update monday once Iv had it turned back on... nervous doesn't even begin to explain how I'm feeling!!
 

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Ok 3 days drying in the airing cupboard and have just turned it on....... all seems fine so far! Need to find a pin to swop the sim cards back over but done a few test and looks good!!!! :yes::yes::yes:
 

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Ok 3 days drying in the airing cupboard and have just turned it on....... all seems fine so far! Need to find a pin to swop the sim cards back over but done a few test and looks good!!!! :yes::yes::yes:

Glad to hear your iPhone seems to have survived! I've read multiple reports that the 6s has increased water resistance over previous models.
 

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No, Applecare does not. Applecare+ may. I don't know. But plain Applecare does not.

OP has a 6s so AppleCare+ is the only option available. I think we generally just refer to it as AppleCare for simplicity.
From Apple's web site for AppleCare+ for iPhone 6s and 6s Plus:
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https://www.apple.com/search/AppleC...ne-7-Plus,-iPhone-6s,-and-iPhone-6s-Plus#mn_p
 

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Drop your phone into a sealable bag of uncooked rice or some salt. It'll absorb all of the water out of your phone and give it a better chance of living! Careful to not get salt or rice into the ports though.
 

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No, Applecare does not. Applecare+ may. I don't know. But plain Applecare does not.

Sorry. I wasn't familiar with a difference. When I speak AppleCare I was talking about the coverage you pay an extra $129 for. Which does, I believe, cover water damage.
 

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