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Retreiving pictures from water damaged iPhone 4?

  • 21-04-2014 10:02pm
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    OriginV
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 335 ✭✭


    So a family members iPhone fell in to the toilet and as soon as I heard I removed the sim card and sim slot and tried to dry out the audio jack and charging jack with cotton buds and then put it in a box full of rice in hope of drying it out,

    If it does not work after a few days drying out is their any ways I can retrieve the pictures which were on it?


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    neilmulvey
    Closed Accounts Posts: 577 ✭✭✭neilmulvey


    OriginV wrote: »
    So a family members iPhone fell in to the toilet and as soon as I heard I removed the sim card and sim slot and tried to dry out the audio jack and charging jack with cotton buds and then put it in a box full of rice in hope of drying it out,

    If it does not work after a few days drying out is their any ways I can retrieve the pictures which were on it?

    sometimes the phone will connect to itunes even if it doesnt power up. So you might be able to connect to your computer so long as it is not passcode protected.


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