I love how this channel is really open, fresh and not constrained in one studio. The way he interacts with people and shoots the B-rolls, I totally forget that I’m watching a LMG video. Techquickie, SC, LTT, they all give the same vibe, whereas this channel feels like an independent channel owned by Jonathan. Oh also, I really like your interesting video ideas.
totally agreed. it's got the quality of the LMG stuff, but has a completely different feel. im not an apple guy, but i watch to keep up to date on stuff because im the "family repair guy" so it pays off when i know whats going on with hardware that i dont own
I guess the very broad upload schedule allows them to have more playroom. Most LMG channels have a very tight Upload shedule (LTT daily) and as such usually less time per video compared to the (bi?)weekly schedule of MA
@@NuryPPanaligan Mac Address doesn't have to be on a daily upload schedule, and even if it had to, it physically couldn't be. When you restrict a channel to one specific thing there are bound to be a lot less videos overall. I'd argue that these have the same high quality that other LMG videos have, only difference is that these leave the office a lot more. An LTT video is almost always on a single set, with a single host, rarely more than that.
it is often a lot harder than people think, a couple factors include bottom composition if its soft items sink into it. and knowing the exact drop location can be hard especially if your in open water.
OH my... tell me about it! Last summer a friend on SHORE dropped an iPhone Xs in Alice lake... an opaquely colored green lake north of Vancouver. It was dropped from the shore near an old tree that had fallen into the water. The combination of murky water, deadfall, and silty bottom meant that it's still there... we searched for an hour.. came back with a super strong sighing magnet a few days later... but nothing.
Aside from the interesting story I found it funny how Clay mentioned the fact that he "never found a non-working GoPro", despite them staying underwater for long periods of time, yet they often randomly break or malfunction when they're outside water 😅
Ikr? I've had more of those things just die doing what they're **supposed** to do, never once had one die due to water. Though a seagull once managed the crack the lens on one, don't know if that counts, wouldn't have happened if I hadn't been _near_ water...
@@W1ldTangent I wouldn't couny the seagull ahah but yeah, you're right! They have so many issues and malfunctioning it's absurd that they just work when left underwater for weeks/months. I follow some Italian motovloggers and every single one of them, at some point, had a video without audio because that expensive, gigantic GoPro mic adapter keeps failing on them randomly
thats actually a great idea. just explain you found it in a lake or whatever, and it works and youd like to return it. and let the company make the call, so they can call YOU. that way no privacy breach
Do you know Louis Rossmann? He have a repair shop and one day a guy brought a stolen MacBook. The Police got the Laptop and tried to go to apple so they can find out to who it belongs. Apple just refused to do a shit, even it would be super easy. They just don't care about their customers.
My old boss was very weird where he'd place his phone, and, oftentimes it would be plugged in but sitting on our stock shelf. So naturally with my workload at that place (and how it would be there constantly). Eventually, something I was told by him to move caught the cable and shattered his iPhone 11 Pro Max Dingus lol. He had Apple Care but never fixed it for some reason, probably because you have to send your phone in the mail and wait 2 weeks with Apple Care. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ TLDR: Phone insurance seems inconvenient even with people who pay, but may be worth the wait time.
You can sign up for a $6-$7 AppleCare plan directly on your new iPhone/iPad in the settings app. idk, I think it’s worth the less than $10 a month asking price. I’ve had it on my iPad Pro 2018 since release day and it’s been great. I didn’t have to worry about taking my iPad to class/library/etc. So nice lol.
@@iLikeTrainsXx From my old town where that job was the nearest Apple Store was 3 and a half hours and required appointments to enter the store ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ plus the dude never left the shop only really to sleep
Many moons ago I dropped my old blackberry into an adult beverage and that somehow turned the flash on, permanently... Solution, black electrical tape and charge cords everywhere...
I remember the first time I heard Linus talk about having an apple focused channel and how great Jonathan did in the interviews. I had now idea what was coming and it blew all my expectations out of the water
8:13 I wonder how long ago Clayton found that phone, like who doesn't port their number when they get a new phone? That would also mean that they're still paying for that line of service.
Judging by the amount of "new phone , text me your numbers" I've seen in my life, lots of people don't port their numbers, or backup/restore their contact lists.
Given how electronics used to die if you even thought of doing anything moist near them, it's incredible how far we've come along in terms of waterproofing and durability in general
I actually did a lot of sexting when I was young and my phones were just fine, so the THOUGHT of moist things near them didn't really impede on their electrical functionality, despite having no IP rating. FYI. xd
This episode is by far the most interesting content I’ve seen in All Linus Tech Tips Conglomerate of channels so far. This episode taught everyone: 1- Do not take your phone to a banana boat; 2- Backup your damn data 3- If you know a Scubadiver, you’ll save 1000 USD. Thank you Jonathan.
This channel is quickly becoming my favourite Apple related channel on RUclips. The production value is through the roof but the content is just entertaining!
Yet my iPhone XS Max got slightly wet for about 10 seconds and straight-up died, and Apple refused to fix or replace it since their warranty doesn't cover liquid damage. Might've been a fluke, but my bank account didn't enjoy that very much. Also, this channel is amazing! Jonathan has quickly become one of my favorite LTT crew members.
The video was really good and interesting, but I think it didn´t perform as well, because you couldn´t see from the thumbnail that it´s a "mac adress" video. The title is a little clickbaity and I for example didn´t click it at first, because I usually don´t trust clickbait from channels I don´t know. If it were clearer who this video was from, I think I would have clicked earlier.
at camp i threw my phone into a 12 foot deep pool and then dove to get it. i got it in under 15 seconds, and over the course of the week it slowly regained function, with the speakers becoming loud again, the lock button starting to work, and the haptic engine feeling more and more normal. i got lucky, but i’m not doin that again. P.S. : freaking love this channel. jonathan is such a refreshing host and i really appreciate him. love you jonathan!
@@fn0va I think it's also just cause it seems like Jonathan gets a ton of free reign to make his videos, and I'm sure some of the camera guys love doing outdoor shoots, so win-win. Not to mention what you mentioned, which is the time factor. I imagine this type of video was something Linus wanted LMG to do more of, and here we are.
6:16 The iPhone X has a water-damaged earpiece cable. Open that thing up and disconnect the earpiece cable. It'll turn on first try. I've got an XS that had the same issue. However, it's important to note that the iPhone will not have Face ID unless you micro solder the flood illuminator to a new earpiece cable.
My friends 1st gen iPhone se got lost in the snow while he was skiing in the winter. He could find it. 6 months later, he got a call from someone, who claimed to find his iPhone. He returned it, and it was fully working.
A Huuuuge help is if you disassemble the iPhone or device and clean it thoroughly in an ultrasonic bath then assemble before charging it or turning it own. I would replace the battery as well.
I like how her first thought was that it was odd that someone was reaching out to her about her lost phone. My first thought would've instinctively been "Damn! Someone found my phone!" Always gotta watch your back. Good on you. sis.
On the mention of backups: I still can't believe people cheap out on $1/month for 50GB of iCloud storage (while on a $6 Starbucks/day habit or worse) and later are heartbroken when all their thousands of photos and texts are lost forever.
@@mohit_panjwani You only get 15 GB with Google Photos unless you have a Pixel phone. Actually if by "backup photos" you mean back them up manually, then yes you can actually do this entirely for free if you have a separate computer don't want to spend $1/month. There's really no excuse.
I put a wall paper on the lock screen with emergency contact information which can be useful in this situation. Also labeling the back of the phone can help.
Nexus 5. Took it with me to Hawaii and as far as I can figure out, I stupidly put it on the roof of my rental and drove off. Got back to the hotel and suddenly was like hey where my phone at? Never found it. Lost all my photos of the snorkeling at the crater island place. Took me years to return and reobtain those photos.
I only had my iPhone 7 Plus one week and I dropped in a bucket full of water! Needless to say I panicked and removed it as quickly as possible but the phone was still fully submerged. Thankfully it did not get damaged and still works to this day.
If you're going to take your phone out on a lake, think ahead. Invest in a phone case that has a landyard you can strap to your belt or loop around your neck so even if you do drop it, it will simply fall to your side, and not get totally submerged. Of course, the safest thing to do is always leave it on shore.
My XS went for a swim in the Margaret River (Western Australia) and survived. Seemed a little janky with phantom screen presses, for the day after but since then it's been perfect and that was a few years back now.
5:40: "I have not found a single GoPro that wouldn't work" - that's some pretty good free ad for the GoPros. "An of all three iPhone 11s I found all were working" - would be suprised if Apple didn't want to get that quote at some point either.
my galaxy s8 survived and completely working again with no replacement after 2 years of winter and rain in northern sweden but it did have a case no screen protevtor though, it was just laying in the open in the wild
I think if I HAD to take my phone to a watery area, I'd try to have it in a waterproof case/bag on a lanyard of some sort that is attached to me securely. Hopefully, that would help keep it from disappearing into the depths.
My old iPhone XR survived flying into the Channel, only problem it had aftermath was the earpiece was messed up so I repaired that. it was all good, then I moved to android a year after that.
older sim cards usually have the number etched into them, but nowadays they dont, so the carrier company can just quickly grab any blank sim and associate the MEID (or smtg) to that phone number when requested, thats why the number doesnt show on the sim reader app or atleast thats how it is here in Malaysia
Had a friend with an iPhone 7 we where like "oh it's water resistant" It was, unless you press the volume button for an underwater photo....then it gets in.
Apple has patents indicating that they’re working on things like underwater photography, so it’s not just for durability reasons that the latest iPhone 12 is the most water resistant high volume phone right now. If recent reports from Kuo Ming-Chi are also true, it might also be the reason that they’re insisting on not switching to USB-C from Lightning. Apple has had huge contributions to the design of the USB-C standard itself, and USB-C is apparently just Lightning that’s connect points are on the outside rather than the inside, hence being more water resistant. Personally I would much rather if they switched to Thunderbolt 3 like on the iPad, but I guess I’m in the minority and most people would find underwater photography much more interesting.
5 years ago, when we were 15, my friend dropped his iPhone 7 in a lake in Finland while we were on a school trip. We didn't even know where it happened until I found out I could see my google maps location history. I think it would be awesome to go and retrieve it but it would be a very expensive thing to do for a phone that i assume is broken now.
At this point Linus Media Group should just pitch Netflix a docu-series. The quality would not need to be that much higher compared to this and may even make more money.
I lost my Drone in the ocean around Deltaport in BC and contacted PNW Samson and he got it back for me! I also contacted Clay but he wasn't I'm the area at the time
yes!, I lost my father's Iphone 8 (I'm 12) and I dropped it in about 30 cm of snow in my garden, 2 weeks later I found it and I put it in a bag of rice for 2 days and it turned on! Even after staying in freezing temperatures for 2 weeks!!!
A short story about my old iPhone 7. I went on a kayaking trip upstream with some guys from my church. We found a nice bank to camp on after paddling for about half a day. When exiting my kayak my phone fell out of my shirt pocket and into the shallow 2 ft of water. I immediately fished it out of the water after maybe 2 seconds of disbelief. And the phone lived on for the next 3 years. I now have an iPhone 11.
My wife drops hers in the pool so the kids can dive for it. My heart stops every time she does it, but she's been doing it for a long time now and it's still the same phone. Personally I am not even comfortable using mine in the shower, but it's comforting to know that it can probably take a lot more than what I'm putting it through.
Using cloud for backup is not my preferred solution. On android, use Syncthing to sync your data from phone to pc using your local network. You're syncing only at home but that's way enought for me ! Best part is : it's open source
indeed, I once got a iphone 6s that a girl left in a bathroom sink at a party for a few hours (the iphone 6s is not at all waterproof) she tried putting it in rice for a few days after that it didn't turn on and they asked me if I may have a look at it. so I opened it disassembled it completely and dried it with very hot air because there was still water on and on the logic board and in some places it was beginning to corrode as well. the battery was dead for sure. after I dried it I reassembled it, took a used but working battery and it worked. by drying it i accidentally meltet some solder and that shorts out a capacitor now. the phone works but the battery is being drained consitently due to that short. and the screen has a few drying spots and the flash doesn't work but everything else works :)
I love how this channel is really open, fresh and not constrained in one studio. The way he interacts with people and shoots the B-rolls, I totally forget that I’m watching a LMG video. Techquickie, SC, LTT, they all give the same vibe, whereas this channel feels like an independent channel owned by Jonathan. Oh also, I really like your interesting video ideas.
Lol profile pic got me XD
totally agreed. it's got the quality of the LMG stuff, but has a completely different feel. im not an apple guy, but i watch to keep up to date on stuff because im the "family repair guy" so it pays off when i know whats going on with hardware that i dont own
@@ghomerhust family repair guy, lol. I know how that feel.
@Joe Lest we forget Anthony
I guess the very broad upload schedule allows them to have more playroom. Most LMG channels have a very tight Upload shedule (LTT daily) and as such usually less time per video compared to the (bi?)weekly schedule of MA
Awesome video! Thanks for the mention 👍
u have some rlly good vids
hey I am subscribed!
Love it when some of my favourite channels collide!
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Its still weird to me that this channel simultaneously does and does not feel like an LMG channel, but I like it either way.
Apple users are snowflakes. Linus has this done on purpose to have this channel behave the apple way. The smug way.
Yeah, it is distincly different from LTT videos. So refreshing.
this comment was stolen from another video made by this guy, he’s just like farming
@@Recliness Who stole what now?
@@NishantSoniTV Why are you here then?
Thanks for the interview guy! awesome experience. Shame the two phones you where not able to return, but that does happen.
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amazing how different MA feels compared to the other linus channels
same high quality, very different feel. i dig it
It’s very Vice level quality - reminds me of Taj’s videos. It’s great stuff
Feels how an “apple” Channel should.
Because they take time to make a Mac Address video, unlike other LTT channels.
@@NuryPPanaligan Mac Address doesn't have to be on a daily upload schedule, and even if it had to, it physically couldn't be. When you restrict a channel to one specific thing there are bound to be a lot less videos overall. I'd argue that these have the same high quality that other LMG videos have, only difference is that these leave the office a lot more. An LTT video is almost always on a single set, with a single host, rarely more than that.
I lost my Apple Watch at the lake the other day, this hits a little close to home. I ended up renting some scuba gear to try and find it but no luck.
awe that's too bad. maybe it's worth a shot again, or talking to someone who does what clayton does, maybe they could help you out
it is often a lot harder than people think, a couple factors include bottom composition if its soft items sink into it. and knowing the exact drop location can be hard especially if your in open water.
Try contacting channels like DALLMYD they can help in searching for your device
OH my... tell me about it! Last summer a friend on SHORE dropped an iPhone Xs in Alice lake... an opaquely colored green lake north of Vancouver. It was dropped from the shore near an old tree that had fallen into the water. The combination of murky water, deadfall, and silty bottom meant that it's still there... we searched for an hour.. came back with a super strong sighing magnet a few days later... but nothing.
@@TheNewGreenIsBlue send me a msg on insta, phones probly toast but could be fun to get it back
0:39 "And so, if the worst happens, that's it... Or is it?"
-VSauce music plays in the background-
Is he alive or not?
the music automatically played in my ears
Underrated af man
I laughed much more than I should reading this comment hahahahha
Her smile is so contagious I couldn't stop smiling whenever she came up.
Yeah I’m straight simping for her lol
same I think I broke the replay button
ngl she was a qt
These videos are so impeccably crafted, it's uncanny. This, technically and narratively at least, are LMG's very best. Well done.
I really like how quickly MacAddress found its own style in the group.
Jonathan is such a good host and writer, He was the perfect choice for this channel.
Aside from the interesting story I found it funny how Clay mentioned the fact that he "never found a non-working GoPro", despite them staying underwater for long periods of time, yet they often randomly break or malfunction when they're outside water 😅
Ikr? I've had more of those things just die doing what they're **supposed** to do, never once had one die due to water. Though a seagull once managed the crack the lens on one, don't know if that counts, wouldn't have happened if I hadn't been _near_ water...
@@W1ldTangent I wouldn't couny the seagull ahah but yeah, you're right! They have so many issues and malfunctioning it's absurd that they just work when left underwater for weeks/months. I follow some Italian motovloggers and every single one of them, at some point, had a video without audio because that expensive, gigantic GoPro mic adapter keeps failing on them randomly
Apple's pretty good at keeping track of Serial IDs. My first thought was to take it in and ask them to message the owner of the device to return it.
thats actually a great idea. just explain you found it in a lake or whatever, and it works and youd like to return it. and let the company make the call, so they can call YOU. that way no privacy breach
Apple won’t disclose any customer data, also means they won’t reach out to customers. Good idea but a dead end.
@@realgoose they just want the person to buy a new one 😅
@@AquaticMonkey I can say with expertise (😉) that this is not the case. There are downsides to holding privacy as a right, this is one example.
Do you know Louis Rossmann? He have a repair shop and one day a guy brought a stolen MacBook. The Police got the Laptop and tried to go to apple so they can find out to who it belongs. Apple just refused to do a shit, even it would be super easy. They just don't care about their customers.
This channel succeeds in in that “apple” streamlined feel
This tech channel has the best quality content I have EVER seen on RUclips!!!!
“Let’s be real, nobody pays for cell phone insurance”
Me, who does: 😳👀
My old boss was very weird where he'd place his phone, and, oftentimes it would be plugged in but sitting on our stock shelf. So naturally with my workload at that place (and how it would be there constantly). Eventually, something I was told by him to move caught the cable and shattered his iPhone 11 Pro Max Dingus lol. He had Apple Care but never fixed it for some reason, probably because you have to send your phone in the mail and wait 2 weeks with Apple Care. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
TLDR: Phone insurance seems inconvenient even with people who pay, but may be worth the wait time.
You can sign up for a $6-$7 AppleCare plan directly on your new iPhone/iPad in the settings app. idk, I think it’s worth the less than $10 a month asking price. I’ve had it on my iPad Pro 2018 since release day and it’s been great. I didn’t have to worry about taking my iPad to class/library/etc. So nice lol.
@@babydoh7742 kinda too late now but if they would have taken it to an apple store or AASP they could have gotten it fixed within an hour or 2
@@iLikeTrainsXx From my old town where that job was the nearest Apple Store was 3 and a half hours and required appointments to enter the store ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ plus the dude never left the shop only really to sleep
Insurance is scam
Many moons ago I dropped my old blackberry into an adult beverage and that somehow turned the flash on, permanently... Solution, black electrical tape and charge cords everywhere...
The highest tier LMG content that isn't an LTT special
I remember the first time I heard Linus talk about having an apple focused channel and how great Jonathan did in the interviews. I had now idea what was coming and it blew all my expectations out of the water
8:13 I wonder how long ago Clayton found that phone, like who doesn't port their number when they get a new phone? That would also mean that they're still paying for that line of service.
a lot of services will just set your new phone on the same number. AT&T does that, as do their subsidiaries like Cricket.
@@ghomerhust Pretty sure the old phone wouldn’t ring anymore then.
Judging by the amount of "new phone , text me your numbers" I've seen in my life, lots of people don't port their numbers, or backup/restore their contact lists.
Refreshingly broad content, great job team, keep it up!
Given how electronics used to die if you even thought of doing anything moist near them, it's incredible how far we've come along in terms of waterproofing and durability in general
I actually did a lot of sexting when I was young and my phones were just fine, so the THOUGHT of moist things near them didn't really impede on their electrical functionality, despite having no IP rating. FYI. xd
@@mdkooterTMI dawg
The production quality of this channel never fails to impress even though I'm not into Apple stuff
Beautiful cinematography! Very much enjoyed this one.
This episode is by far the most interesting content I’ve seen in All Linus Tech Tips Conglomerate of channels so far.
This episode taught everyone:
1- Do not take your phone to a banana boat;
2- Backup your damn data
3- If you know a Scubadiver, you’ll save 1000 USD.
Thank you Jonathan.
This is one of the best, complete channels. LMG's content has matured so much over the years, fantastic team.
Great story telling and tech video. I used to repair phones, and would have never guessed that the phone would have worked after 6 months.
This channel is quickly becoming my favourite Apple related channel on RUclips.
The production value is through the roof but the content is just entertaining!
Yet my iPhone XS Max got slightly wet for about 10 seconds and straight-up died, and Apple refused to fix or replace it since their warranty doesn't cover liquid damage. Might've been a fluke, but my bank account didn't enjoy that very much.
Also, this channel is amazing! Jonathan has quickly become one of my favorite LTT crew members.
Jonathan: I drop it.
Linus: Finally! A worthy opponent! Our battle will be legendary!
I've been watching Aquatic Monkey a little while now, really happy to see him in a video here!
Thank you!
I know it’s not far from you but I love that you actually drove to the border for like 10 seconds of footage.
Love that this channel is shot outside!
The video was really good and interesting, but I think it didn´t perform as well, because you couldn´t see from the thumbnail that it´s a "mac adress" video. The title is a little clickbaity and I for example didn´t click it at first, because I usually don´t trust clickbait from channels I don´t know. If it were clearer who this video was from, I think I would have clicked earlier.
This was really great! Love the open and exploring adventure of the channel. What a story!
at camp i threw my phone into a 12 foot deep pool and then dove to get it. i got it in under 15 seconds, and over the course of the week it slowly regained function, with the speakers becoming loud again, the lock button starting to work, and the haptic engine feeling more and more normal. i got lucky, but i’m not doin that again.
P.S. : freaking love this channel. jonathan is such a refreshing host and i really appreciate him. love you jonathan!
7:41 it is a carrier locked
Lol, does he know 😂
my god this production quality is insane
Well it is a lmg channel
@@j0shuaj true but it feels past even LMG quality. tbf though they push out uploads every day on ltt
@@fn0va I think it's also just cause it seems like Jonathan gets a ton of free reign to make his videos, and I'm sure some of the camera guys love doing outdoor shoots, so win-win. Not to mention what you mentioned, which is the time factor. I imagine this type of video was something Linus wanted LMG to do more of, and here we are.
The music in these videos is just phenomenal
6:16 The iPhone X has a water-damaged earpiece cable. Open that thing up and disconnect the earpiece cable. It'll turn on first try. I've got an XS that had the same issue. However, it's important to note that the iPhone will not have Face ID unless you micro solder the flood illuminator to a new earpiece cable.
My friends 1st gen iPhone se got lost in the snow while he was skiing in the winter. He could find it.
6 months later, he got a call from someone, who claimed to find his iPhone. He returned it, and it was fully working.
Was thinking this video felt a bit more like an LTT video
Sees that Linus is Director and Producer
Be careful 😛
that's why they did a video about dropping things....
I sure do hope the people pay the dude who was able to get their phone back to them.
I often get something, case of beer is the most common!
@@AquaticMonkey I was offered leftover pizza.
Now this doesn’t mean you should try swimming with your phone everyone
I really like the production style and topics of this new channel, and I've never owned anything apple. Keep up the great work guys.
I got Covid and I saw this video and now I feel so much better.
A Huuuuge help is if you disassemble the iPhone or device and clean it thoroughly in an ultrasonic bath then assemble before charging it or turning it own. I would replace the battery as well.
Hahaha finding a kush vape in the lake, love it
I find so many types of vapes!
@@AquaticMonkey ayyy the man himself. Have a great day bro 😄
I like how her first thought was that it was odd that someone was reaching out to her about her lost phone. My first thought would've instinctively been "Damn! Someone found my phone!" Always gotta watch your back. Good on you. sis.
On the mention of backups: I still can't believe people cheap out on $1/month for 50GB of iCloud storage (while on a $6 Starbucks/day habit or worse) and later are heartbroken when all their thousands of photos and texts are lost forever.
I seriously can’t believe how people go to Starbucks everyday, cheap out in the right place people
Or just use google photos on iOS and backup photos? And backup your IM with google drive?
@@mohit_panjwani You only get 15 GB with Google Photos unless you have a Pixel phone. Actually if by "backup photos" you mean back them up manually, then yes you can actually do this entirely for free if you have a separate computer don't want to spend $1/month. There's really no excuse.
@@mohit_panjwani google photos is so good fully recommend
I put a wall paper on the lock screen with emergency contact information which can be useful in this situation. Also labeling the back of the phone can help.
Nexus 5. Took it with me to Hawaii and as far as I can figure out, I stupidly put it on the roof of my rental and drove off. Got back to the hotel and suddenly was like hey where my phone at?
Never found it. Lost all my photos of the snorkeling at the crater island place. Took me years to return and reobtain those photos.
I only had my iPhone 7 Plus one week and I dropped in a bucket full of water! Needless to say I panicked and removed it as quickly as possible but the phone was still fully submerged. Thankfully it did not get damaged and still works to this day.
I'm from Chicago and have a friend who lost their iPhone X in Lake Michigan.
They never got it back.
This video spent 6 minutes on RUclips and I'M ALREADY WATCHING IT!
If you're going to take your phone out on a lake, think ahead. Invest in a phone case that has a landyard you can strap to your belt or loop around your neck so even if you do drop it, it will simply fall to your side, and not get totally submerged. Of course, the safest thing to do is always leave it on shore.
This is definitely one of RUclips’s best channels.
My XS went for a swim in the Margaret River (Western Australia) and survived. Seemed a little janky with phantom screen presses, for the day after but since then it's been perfect and that was a few years back now.
Great guy. We need more people like this
5:40: "I have not found a single GoPro that wouldn't work" - that's some pretty good free ad for the GoPros.
"An of all three iPhone 11s I found all were working" - would be suprised if Apple didn't want to get that quote at some point either.
Hey I would love a new sponsor haha!
My mom dropped her htc once, upset me too because we shared it and was a good phone
Clay's "Beach better have my money" is the real hero of this story
I love my shirt!
Best video yet. Strong work.
my galaxy s8 survived and completely working again with no replacement after 2 years of winter and rain in northern sweden but it did have a case no screen protevtor though, it was just laying in the open in the wild
Best iCloud Ad ever
Your channel is underrated.
Go ahead.thumbs up for you.
Sometimes i have to stop the video and like it. Then i watch it till the end
I think if I HAD to take my phone to a watery area, I'd try to have it in a waterproof case/bag on a lanyard of some sort that is attached to me securely. Hopefully, that would help keep it from disappearing into the depths.
Or have a pop socket and small balloon attached to it incase you drop it into the water.
My old iPhone XR survived flying into the Channel, only problem it had aftermath was the earpiece was messed up so I repaired that. it was all good, then I moved to android a year after that.
Great video. It’s horrible how much we take our phones for granted, especially once lost. Make backups of backups 😜
i have my google back up turned on, even with my trusty pixel phone, which has survived a LOT of abuse (im a mechanic...)
just wish apple actually did good data recovery service.
“Dropped my phone 4 months back, but it’s the 12 pro and Clayton’s been looking out!”
I'm excited for when this channel eventually puts out videos more frequently
If it does put out videos more frequently there would likely be a drop in quality
Tbh if i ever dropped my phone into lake I would immediately try to borrow some diving suit and get it or just hire someone to do it for me.
I have a feeling that salt water would have smoked any of these. The freshwater performance is impressive either way!
older sim cards usually have the number etched into them, but nowadays they dont, so the carrier company can just quickly grab any blank sim and associate the MEID (or smtg) to that phone number when requested, thats why the number doesnt show on the sim reader app
or atleast thats how it is here in Malaysia
Had a friend with an iPhone 7 we where like "oh it's water resistant"
It was, unless you press the volume button for an underwater photo....then it gets in.
The content on this channel is always very entertaining and different. Good job 👍
“It’s an AT&T SIM card, wonder what that means…”
It means the worst service at the worst prices!
Why do I feel that this was an add for iCloud 🤣
This channel seems like an ad for Apple lol
Apple has patents indicating that they’re working on things like underwater photography, so it’s not just for durability reasons that the latest iPhone 12 is the most water resistant high volume phone right now. If recent reports from Kuo Ming-Chi are also true, it might also be the reason that they’re insisting on not switching to USB-C from Lightning. Apple has had huge contributions to the design of the USB-C standard itself, and USB-C is apparently just Lightning that’s connect points are on the outside rather than the inside, hence being more water resistant. Personally I would much rather if they switched to Thunderbolt 3 like on the iPad, but I guess I’m in the minority and most people would find underwater photography much more interesting.
On some phones, you can ask the voice assistant "who does this phone belong to?" And it'll tell you!
The urge to take photos and share them instead of just living the moment for yourself
It's mind blowning to watch a video about a place 15 minutes from home 😮
I don’t have a mac and don’t plan to get in the ecosystem but this channel is very captivating
I do have cellphone insurance against theft and it is somewhat common for new flagship smartphones here in Brazil
Clayton going through that process in order to get people their lost phones back is just one of the most Canadian things i can imagine😂
This is a doc I didn't know I needed lmaoooo this guy is funny AF
5 years ago, when we were 15, my friend dropped his iPhone 7 in a lake in Finland while we were on a school trip. We didn't even know where it happened until I found out I could see my google maps location history. I think it would be awesome to go and retrieve it but it would be a very expensive thing to do for a phone that i assume is broken now.
Bruh!This is like a documentary.
At this point Linus Media Group should just pitch Netflix a docu-series. The quality would not need to be that much higher compared to this and may even make more money.
This channel has a weird mix of vibes between Real Life Lore and Kuzergaszt
Dang-what a great video. LMG is lucky to have found Jonathan.
I lost my Drone in the ocean around Deltaport in BC and contacted PNW Samson and he got it back for me! I also contacted Clay but he wasn't I'm the area at the time
0:02 phone repair guru fixed that
Commenting on every Mac Address video to show my appreciation towards Mr.Hurst. *Video 11* don’t worry this will catch on someday :’(
This channel is so refreshing!
yes!, I lost my father's Iphone 8 (I'm 12) and I dropped it in about 30 cm of snow in my garden, 2 weeks later I found it and I put it in a bag of rice for 2 days and it turned on! Even after staying in freezing temperatures for 2 weeks!!!
A short story about my old iPhone 7. I went on a kayaking trip upstream with some guys from my church. We found a nice bank to camp on after paddling for about half a day. When exiting my kayak my phone fell out of my shirt pocket and into the shallow 2 ft of water. I immediately fished it out of the water after maybe 2 seconds of disbelief. And the phone lived on for the next 3 years. I now have an iPhone 11.
My wife drops hers in the pool so the kids can dive for it. My heart stops every time she does it, but she's been doing it for a long time now and it's still the same phone. Personally I am not even comfortable using mine in the shower, but it's comforting to know that it can probably take a lot more than what I'm putting it through.
Using cloud for backup is not my preferred solution. On android, use Syncthing to sync your data from phone to pc using your local network. You're syncing only at home but that's way enought for me !
Best part is : it's open source
indeed, I once got a iphone 6s that a girl left in a bathroom sink at a party for a few hours (the iphone 6s is not at all waterproof) she tried putting it in rice for a few days after that it didn't turn on and they asked me if I may have a look at it. so I opened it disassembled it completely and dried it with very hot air because there was still water on and on the logic board and in some places it was beginning to corrode as well. the battery was dead for sure. after I dried it I reassembled it, took a used but working battery and it worked. by drying it i accidentally meltet some solder and that shorts out a capacitor now. the phone works but the battery is being drained consitently due to that short. and the screen has a few drying spots and the flash doesn't work but everything else works :)