Taiwan is dealing with its worst drought since 1965, and for at least one man, this has been a blessing in disguise. Why? A man, surnamed Chen, was paddleboarding in Taiwan’s famous Sun Moon Lake when he accidentally fell, causing his waterproof pouch-protected iPhone 11 Pro Max to be dropped. Little did he know that one year later the water would recede as the island suffers from a severe water shortage and a worker discovered the device.
Even though the waterproof pouch was caked in mud, the iPhone inside looked as good as new. Mr. Chen charged it up immediately after receiving it back and the device powered up without any issue or loss of functionality. Aside from Sun Moon Lake water levels hitting a record low, many reservoirs and water bodies in central and southern Taiwan have also been hit.
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