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XxCOZxX t1_jds6eh9 wrote

Reply to Found iPhone. by dahlialaurier

Bro… it’s been a year and they’ve got a new phone.

You’ve done your best. It may be time to test its drop resistance 🫣

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Frosty_Office6298 t1_jds5l29 wrote

Reply to comment by dahlialaurier in Found iPhone. by dahlialaurier

You mishandled this. I find it hard to believe the phone didn't receive any incoming calls, but you also could have just used Siri to "call mom."

You could have checked the screen under a bright light for smudge patterns and possibly unlock it.

You could have handed it in to the local police station. A police station is probably 300 billion times easier for the owner to track down than some random person.

You could have done any number of things that would have been better than stashing it away at your private residence.

You basically stole a phone. I think you figured out you weren't gonna be able to unlock it and use it for yourself, so nowww you're trying to "do the right thing."

Try being nice? I have nothing nice to say. You made a public post. These are my thoughts.

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NicerMicer t1_jds4gnm wrote

Reply to Phone keeps popping up with this error, but it's not wet or ever has been? by very_cozy

Go to your cart, invert the phone (port towards the sky), put in phone holder by vent so air blows right on it, turn on heat and air conditioning full blast, recirculation setting.

Heat will move moisture into the air, a/c will take that moisture and remove it (dryer air will make it easier for moisture to evaporate from the image of the port.)

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TheFinalBossOfReddit t1_jds2i2a wrote

Reply to Phone keeps popping up with this error, but it's not wet or ever has been? by very_cozy

This might be an odd question, do you have your phone plugged into Android Auto/Apple Car play in your car regularly? I had a Bolt EV 2021 that I suspected caused this situation with my phone when plugged into the usb ports. I had a cellphone repair shop repair the phone, which tested fine while I was in the store, I brought it out to my car, plugged it in to the car and got the warning on my S20 yet again.

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im_dr_cvs t1_jdryvmg wrote

Reply to To those of you using your iPhone caseless: how do you cope with dust and fingerprints accumulating on the glass back and metal frame? by [deleted]

Well one this is for sure if ur using it with out a case u want to feel ans experience the exquisite feel, and with that comes a little extra effort in maintaining it, I personally like my product RED case less but ya at the end of the day i give it a little wipe and keep it up for charge, that mostly does with the pints and other stuff on it, And ya I always carry a wipe wit me just in case if something fell or it got dirty, just a little effort and it’s flawless whole day

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