on 20-09-2015 14:13
on 20-09-2015 14:13
My 16 year old daughter managed to drop her three month old iPhone 6 in the loo at a party last night (gah!!!).
She says it worked initially then the screen went zigzaggy & died. I've removed the sim (which was damp) and am drying the phone on a very low heat in my vegetable dessicator (I googled, better than the rice trick apparently).
I suspect the electricky bits are fried but is there any hope of repair?
Alternatively, she still has her old iPhone 5 - can her current account be transferred back to her old phone, will she need another sim?
Many thanks,
Exasperated Mother
on 20-09-2015 14:24
It's kaput. Apple I believe do an exchange for around £150.
You can go into an o2 store if the sim is damaged too. They will give you a new one free and transfer the number and tariff. You can use the sim in any o2 or unlocked phone.
on 20-09-2015 14:45
on 20-09-2015 14:45
on 20-09-2015 15:09
on 20-09-2015 15:09
Why why why do our children insist on taking their phones everywhere. Mind you it could just be a female trait...my wife takes her iphone absolutely everywhere. .....loo, shower etc....
on 20-09-2015 15:41
@jonsie wrote:Why why why do our children insist on taking their phones everywhere. Mind you it could just be a female trait...my wife takes her iphone absolutely everywhere. .....loo, shower etc....
They would feel naked without them, I remember a time when I had no such luxuries. It was called my childhood & the 80's when most of these new tech weren't even an imagination
on 20-09-2015 17:11
on 20-09-2015 17:31
on 20-09-2015 17:31
on 20-09-2015 17:36
on 20-09-2015 17:36
on 20-09-2015 17:39
on 20-09-2015 17:39
@Anonymous wrote:
Will try the apple shop next weekend but the phone wasn't insured so not holding my breath - this dead phone replacement will only apply to insured phones won't it??
If they authorise it, you can hand the old one back and pay the £236.44 for a replacement.
on 20-09-2015 18:13