The dilemma in action arises since turning off the device requires unlocking the water-damaged iPhone for a brief stint, which imposes the doubt that doing so would short the circuitry and cause permanent damage to the device. Generally speaking, the very first thought people usually have as soon as their iPhone (or iPad or iPod Touch) comes in contact with water (or any other liquid) is whether they should turn it off or leave it as is. If you have had a first-hand experience with a similar situation, where you accidentally dropped your iPhone in water, you can relate to the uncertainty in action it imposes at that instant. And when it happens, more often than not, people find themselves wondering what exactly should be their subsequent move – one that does not further damage their iPhone and instead turns things around in their favor.
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