It is easy to remove water from your phone. Either use the Siri Shortcut or try an app or website. Your iPhone may have an IP rating but that doesn’t mean water won’t get in places. The iPhone’s speaker grilles can allow water to enter, causing the audio to mute. This is not what we want. Before we demonstrate how to eliminate or get rid of liquid from your iPhone speaker we will briefly describe how it works. 

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The basic idea is that a sound with the same sound frequency plays through the speakers, and causes the water to be pushed out. The sound’s vibrations expel the water away. It’s like water locks. feature of the Water Lock feature present on more recent Apple Watches. Even if your iPhone is waterproof it will still allow water to enter the earpieces, speakers, as well as charging port. 

Apple has also added an IP rating to every iPhone starting with the iPhone 7. If you drop your iPhone in water, it’s important that you dry it to the maximum extent possible and do not connect it to a charging device. We would also advise against falling the iPhone on the floor if it is possible to avoid it. There are several methods to draw the water out of the speakers.

1) This is an unofficial shortcut provided by a third party. You’ll have to enable ‘Allow untrusted shortcuts” to do this. Shortcuts can be configured via the Settings menu, under Shortcuts.

1) This is a third-party shortcut. That means you’ll have to turn on ‘ Allow untrusted shortcuts In the Settings menu > Shortcuts.

2.) Now, you’ll have to install a Water Eject. water Eject shortcut. Be sure to open the hyperlink in your iPhone and click the Get Shortcut.

3)Shortcuts should open automatically when you click on them. Application shortcuts 

4.) Go all the way to the bottom of the page. Add an untrusted shortcut by tapping “Add Untrusted Shortcut” twice. 

5.) Tap the Water Exit shortcut under the My Shortcuts menu.