I figured I’d just do the rice method and see if it fixed my problem, and upon googling prices for mic repairs, I stumbled across an article for this app. The bottom mic let out an awful screeching-static sound whenever I tried to use it. After drying it off I was like “ok cool, I’m dumb but everything seems to be working fine so we gooooddd” but after calling a friend and being immediately hung up on, I discovered that my microphone was a goner. The snow was melting too, so my phone was a wet mess. I got home, took my phone out of my pocket, and discovered I had snow stuck in every single crevice of my phone and case. I thought my mic on my phone was a goner after a long walk in the snow. I honestly don't get the philosophy behind this app, but thanks so much to the person who thought of creating it. So in less then 2 minutes of me switching the frequencies from high to low, I decided to listen to the same song I had tried to listen too prior to using the app and this time it sounded as if nothing happened to the phones speaker. I was desperate and only had 2 options either give the app a try or making the purpose of the phone useless since apple's 'water-resistant' iPhone 7 warranty doesn't cover water damage. So I then googled ways to get water out of iPhone 7 speaker and when I read this article on a website I had thought it was some lousy app that just basically makes money from watching the ads. I then proceeded to blow dry it for 10 minutes and still nothing (also I'm not stupid, I put the blow dryer on cool so it would heat up my device). I rarely ever rate apps, but I had jumped into the shower with my iPhone 7 plus since it is advertised as 'water-resistant' - but if It couldn't survive a trip in the shower who know what they mean by resistant- and when I had got out the upper speaker (the one used when calling) was super mumbled so I tried putting it in rice for an hour & nothing, it was still muffled.
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