An Apple iPhone owner was able to find her lost iPhone which felt near to seashore coast in Dorset. A scuba diver in Dorset found the iPhone from the seabed which was dropped down two days back. The scuba diver noticed it when the light was blinking when received a text message on the phone. The iPhone found was in the waterproof case along with 84 percent of charge. Additionally, last month a YouTuber had also found an Apple iPhone X from the bottom of the river which was immersed for a long two week. This time it was not covered with a waterproof case.
The Scuba Diver whose name is Cerys Hearsey, found Apple iPhone from the bottom of the sea when she noticed a light blinking nearly 30- feet down under the water, as per reports. She took it out from the seabed and scrolled down the contact list to find the owner of Apple iPhone. The scuba diver stated, "I could see the phone sitting on the bottom of the seabed because it received a message and lit up," the scuba diver said.
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The Scuba diver later returned the iPhone to its owner Rob Smith as his Canadian cousin lost the iPhone when both of them were kayaking at Durdle Door in Dorset. Notably, the duo was Kayaking at the famous coastal landmark and the iPhone was dropped from the boat eventually reaching out to the bottom of the sea. The scuba diver, Hearsey decided to meet the owner, by that time, Smith\'s cousin boarded the flight to Canada.
"The owner of the phone was on a flight back to Canada, so I met with the owner\'s cousin Rob [Smith]," Hearsey explained. "I only had an hour before I had to return home, but luckily she could pick it up."
Smith was very happy when he received the lost iPhone from the scuba diver. "Cerys [Hearsey] was such a nice lady, and we were over the moon." he said, adding, "My cousin had a lot of pictures of his trip to the UK saved on his phone which he thought he wouldn\'t be able to see again... He was upset at first and thought that he would have to pay another $900 (roughly Rs. 61,700) for a new phone”.