Topic: I jumped in a pool with my phone in my pocket. (Read 1056 times)
OK, so am I the only person to read this who thought it was about a *mining* pool?
Sony’s Xperia Z Smartphone Is Waterproof.
ITs dead, did you backup you Google Authenticator key somewhere else ?
I think everyone can learn a valuable lesson from all of this: Always swim naked. (Unless you're swimming in rice, in which case hold the meal when I stop over, I'll just have a beer please)
This caused me to lose my Google Authenticator details for inputs and Coinlenders. 
It was an iPhone 4, and I'm pretty sure it's a goner. Does anyone have some tips or tricks? (It's already in rice)
It was an iPhone 4, and I'm pretty sure it's a goner. Does anyone have some tips or tricks? (It's already in rice)
Use Motorola Defy next time, looser
If rice trick doesn't works Place it on a uncooked pizza as a topping and put it in oven for 10 minutes at 200 degrees Celsius temperature.
After 10 minutes
You will get world's first and fresh iphone pizza.
After 10 minutes
You will get world's first and fresh iphone pizza.
Well, remember to back your GAuth QRcodes up in a secure place every time you get a new one...
Well, it doesn't turn on at all. I'm sure I could recover the drive if I really wanted to.
But I managed to recover my accounts! The recovery process was pretty easy.
You should never try to turn on an electronic device that has water in it. But I managed to recover my accounts! The recovery process was pretty easy.
If it had of been me, I would have removed the battery immediately and attempted to disassemble, then sat it next to a fan for a few days without ever attempting to turn it on... I guess you could put it in a bowl of rice if you want... but I would assume something in the device fried as soon as the water hit it, and drying it out is pointless... but I would also assume, as you said, the data still exists in the phone, I'm just not familiar enough with an iphone to know where
but glad you were able to recover the accounts! I assume they were being sync'd to some cloud-based site that owns all of your information? 
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This caused me to loose my Google Authenticator details for inputs and Coinlenders.
It was an iPhone 4, and I'm pretty sure it's a goner. Does anyone have some tips or tricks? (It's already in rice)
It was an iPhone 4, and I'm pretty sure it's a goner. Does anyone have some tips or tricks? (It's already in rice)
Simply getting wet caused the data loss? I don't think so. Surely, you get some kind of award for this blooper.
Try leaving the phone in a bowl of uncooked rice for a day or two - it might absorb the moisture.
How much bitcoins did you lose? sorry to hear about this.
I would've lost 3, but I managed to recover the accounts.How much bitcoins did you lose? sorry to hear about this.
I would've lost 3, but I managed to recover the accounts. 
How much bitcoins did you lose? sorry to hear about this.
Try leaving the phone in a bowl of uncooked rice for a day or two - it might absorb the moisture.
Lol what the hell am I reading?Rice is a natural desiccant (absorbs moisture). There are limits however.
Try leaving the phone in a bowl of uncooked rice for a day or two - it might absorb the moisture.
Lol what the hell am I reading?Try leaving the phone in a bowl of uncooked rice for a day or two - it might absorb the moisture.
Lol what the hell am I reading?
Well, it doesn't turn on at all. I'm sure I could recover the drive if I really wanted to.
But I managed to recover my accounts! The recovery process was pretty easy.
But I managed to recover my accounts! The recovery process was pretty easy.
This caused me to loose my Google Authenticator details for inputs and Coinlenders.
It was an iPhone 4, and I'm pretty sure it's a goner. Does anyone have some tips or tricks? (It's already in rice)
It was an iPhone 4, and I'm pretty sure it's a goner. Does anyone have some tips or tricks? (It's already in rice)
Simply getting wet caused the data loss? I don't think so. Surely, you get some kind of award for this blooper.
Try leaving the phone in a bowl of uncooked rice for a day or two - it might absorb the moisture.
This caused me to loose my Google Authenticator details for inputs and Coinlenders.
Tighten it up.
This caused me to loose my Google Authenticator details for inputs and Coinlenders.
Tighten it up.
This caused me to lose my Google Authenticator details for inputs and Coinlenders.
It was an iPhone 4, and I'm pretty sure it's a goner. Does anyone have some tips or tricks? (It's already in rice)
It was an iPhone 4, and I'm pretty sure it's a goner. Does anyone have some tips or tricks? (It's already in rice)
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