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Apple issues warning and tells users ‘don’t put your iPhone in rice’

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Published 10:23 11 Feb 2024 GMT

Apple issues warning and tells users ‘don’t put your iPhone in rice’

This is our go-to when our phones get wet

Lucy Devine

Lucy Devine

Featured Image Credit: Apple / YouTube / Helpful DIY

Topics: Apple, Technology

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