You say thats cable problem with my iphone? Can you send me the link ?

They’re looking for the liquid trip flags.

It detects “liquid” by seeing if there is any conductivity between the power pins, and assumes water, but it can just as easily be a piece of debris. Hit the port with some canned air to dislodge whatever is in it.

Willing to make about the phones blacklisted. If they’ve got insurance, they’re going to require that that phone be blacklisted for the customer to get a new device.

I had that error for months after beta testing iOS 14 dot whatever on my iPhone 12. Took FOREVER to go away and I would continually submit extensively detailed bug reports covering the issue. Eventually it got fixed but I went like a year with the bug

Water detection via software is basically checking if any pins in the port are crossed when they shouldn’t be. Check the port to see if all the pins are straight. If the cable is from apple, just take the phone to apple together with the cable; chances are they’ll either replace the port or just give you an new iphone. They’ll see that it’s not water damaged (if what you say is true) because there are physical markers that change color inside of the iphone on contact with water.

Well Google says the charging speed of the cable is limited for iPhones above SE 2 2nd gen, so i don’t know what to say

I used apple original 20w adaptor and cable it was fast enough , anker said this charger is faster than apple adaptor even but result is somthing else, do you think maybe one of them has issue?

Well the powerline 3 cable supports full speed charging up to iPhone SE 2nd gen, so for the XS the charging speed is limited.

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Iphone xs

don’t they deny warranty if the phone thinks it’s been wet?

I have not used a case or screen protector on any iPhone since 2008. I have only ever broken one screen in all that time.

I can’t say I’ve ever been bothered by fingerprints. When I get big scratches on the frame from dropping it on concrete, that’s a little annoying, but it’s hardly that big a deal. I have a few scratches on the screen, but less than you’d expect.

Every case is both less nice looking than the phone is and also in many cases can damage the phone when dropped due to how force is redistributed. As a result I’ve never used a case at all, except briefly when I wanted to try fancy leather ones. I stopped after a few weeks.

What iPhone you are using ?

That’s if it actually had liquid exposure

Do you use an armpit holder? Jk, get Apple replace your phone if under warranty

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It might be due to condensation from changing environments, or just a bad cable..

She’s just excited :D

https://www.reddit.com/r/teenagers/comments/tffp72/siri_moaning_as_the_charger_is_inserted/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=ios_app&utm_name=ioscss&utm_content=1&utm_term=1

There isn’t enough time for fingerprints and dust to accumulate. Most of them have cracked phones.

Was the cable cold? This happened to my wife when she plugged in a cold cable from her car.

Happens once in a while with my generic cables

Happens to me occasionally when it is cold outside. I just make sure my port is dry, warm up my charger and then click override with no consequences

15.1 85% battery health

Thanks, I fixed it