A clumsy person catches an iPhone dropped on a canal

Ann Apple The iPhone 12 Pro has been saved from the potential for drowning by skillfully using MagSafe technology built into modern devices. Apple iPhone 12 series. After a friend dropped the iPhone 12 Pro on a canal in Berlin, app developer Frederik Riedel shared a pretty interesting picture of how the iPhone 12 Pro was finally rescued with a magnetic fishing rod. Did. First of all, good news. After that, the iPhone 12 Pro rescued from the depths of the Berlin canal is working perfectly fine, and even after spending hours in the canal, the battery is almost completely charged. MagSafe technology is a series of powerful magnets built into the iPhone 12 series that can be used to attach cases, wallets, card docks and more.

In the description of the deployment, Riedel writes On Twitter, his friend dropped the iPhone 12 Pro into a canal in Berlin, and then multiple rescue attempts were made to walk in muddy water three feet deep, but it didn’t help. .. Meanwhile, they found the Nintendo Switch, but it wasn’t the iPhone 12 Pro, and Riedel and his friends stuck. Eventually, they turned out to be a great idea. Attach a magnet to the end of the fishing rod and send it underwater. Finally, MagSafe Magnet The inside of the iPhone attracted magnets on the fishing path, and the magnet attachment was strong enough to safely fish the iPhone. “The phone was still working and the battery was almost full after hours of spending on the canal,” Riedel wrote. Nintendo Switch isn’t mentioned much.