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TIL you can ask Siri to expel water from your iPhone

Posted on February 25, 2023August 27, 2023 By bot

We all know that iPhones and water are a bad combination, but occasionally a handset meets up with a giant water splash, a swimming pool, a toilet bowl (don’t ask), or some other wet environment. Most newer iPhones are water and dust resistant to the IP68 standard, but they are not waterproof. When moisture invades the speaker grill or the charging port, it could cause widespread damage. Apart from allowing your iPhone to dry, piling on silica packets, or
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