Conventional wisdom says that an iPhone that’s been dropped in water should immediately go into a bowl of dry rice to absorb the excess moisture. Turns out that’s rubbish advice for dealing with a wet iPhone.Worse yet: It’s actively bad for your device. Here’s what to do instead. Read More
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