Emilia David is a reporter who writes about ... Doing so could allow small particles of rice to damage your iPhone,” Apple support documents said. The support documents first spotted by Macworld ...

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Apple is dispelling a piece of conventional wisdom followed by iPhone users who accidentally get their devices wet. The company is warning against putting wet phones in uncooked rice to dry them out.

However, a new support document by Apple has just come out, and the company is asking people to please not place their iPhones in a bowl or bag of rice. Apple is now warning customers that placing ...

Highlighting that the act can actually cause more harm than good, Apple wrote, “Don’t put your iPhone in a bag of rice. Doing so could allow small particles of rice to damage your iPhone." ...

Apple wants iPhone users to ditch the old way of drying out their phones. Putting your iPhone in rice has long been a common practice of trying to save one’s iPhone after dropping it in the pool ...

Is your iPhone wet? If so, don't put it in a bowl of rice. Apple's new support doc says rice can actually cause more damage to your iPhone. The company also discourages drying your damp iPhone ...