Water and Iphone don't mix

HELP.,.,. dropped my phone in water.. now overheating....nothing working..

Ian Parkinson wrote:
1. It was not a complaint it was an observation that I though others might find useful.
2. What is stupid is the design of the two items.
3. Pulling the bumper on and off will not do it any good as it is very tight fit and not really designed for constant removal / replacement, even just the lower section.
*Apple are always saying they design things well, 'It just works', well in this case, they do not work together.*
lol i like that.

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