Remove the phone from the water as quickly as possible. The longer it stays there, the more water or liquid will seep through the cracks and openings of your phone. Once it's out of the water, there are certain things you need to do right away, and certain things you should absolutely avoid doing in order to prevent water damage.Do not turn it on Do not press any buttons or keys (unless this is to immediately switch off the phone. See below) Do not shake, tap or bang the phone Do not take the phone apart. Your device comes with a Liquid Damage Indicator (LDI) which, when activated, could void your warranty, and this could be triggered when you open your phone. Only take it apart if you absolutely need to and you have experience Do not blow on it. This could send water into other internal parts of the phone that it hadn't already reached, causing more damage in the process Do not heat it up (that includes using a blow dryer or microwaving it) Do not cool it down (that includes sticking it in the freezer)

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