Brazilian students lost iPhone11 in order to save a drowning woman. A week later, the phone was pulled out from a depth of 7 meters. The phone can still be used normally.

CTOnews.com, March 3 (Xinhua) A Brazilian student lost an iPhone 11 mobile phone while rescuing a drowning woman in Lake Paranoa, Brasilia. The iPhone 11 phone was pulled from a depth of 7 meters a week later and can still be used normally.

CTOnews.com learned that the student, named Breno Rafael (Breno Rafael), jumped into the water and successfully rescued a woman from drowning while riding in a kayak, according to local media reports on G1.

During the rescue, the iPhone 11 he used fell into the water and was lost. A week later, Rafael found that diving coach Edinho Rocha posted a post saying that he had found an iPhone in the water and was actively looking for the owner.

After Rafael contacted Rocha, the video post went viral, with more than 17000 views on Instagram.

Apple has provided it with waterproofing since iPhone 7. The iPhone 11 phone supports IP68 level and can work normally for 30 minutes at a depth of 2 meters.