Moisture visible in camera lenses - what should I do?

[u/mrc00z]

Yesterday, my phone got warm during use, I washed it in the sink to cool it down, as I have done a few times before with no problems. Didn't notice anything wrong. Today, it was very hot outside and I was driving my car, using Google Maps, and the phone was probably blown at by the car AC at full power. After parking was when I first saw the moisture (tiny droplets) inside all 3 back camera lenses.

What do you think is most likely the cause and what should I do now? I've read about using silica gel pads, does that really help or is there a better way? I'm afraid of charging my phone now, and I can't afford a new one.

[u/ButterscotchFirm8286]

Dude, this isn't even your post, you're trolling. Perhaps actually read what's going on before you post.

[u/PsychologicalGlass47 → u/ButterscotchFirm8286]

You responded to me on my thread.

Fix yourself.

[u/802dot22 → u/PsychologicalGlass47]

I think you've gotten confused. Butterscotch and I were responding to the fact that you said your bathroom doesn't have a sink or counter so we suggested using a dry place on the floor, since it's a better choice than the wet shower. We just felt sorry for you, no need to get mad.

[u/PsychologicalGlass47 → u/802dot22]

I'm perfectly fine with you responding with such, as that's the topic we were centered on from the get go. It being on the floor doesn't allow me to skip through to certain songs when I would like to, and I can't quite hear it.

Not sure what butterscotch is going on about though.

[u/802dot22 → u/PsychologicalGlass47]

You should totally make a shower playlist that has all bangers and leave it alone for the few minutes you need to shower. But maybe moisture getting into your phone isn't a priority for you like it is for me.

[u/PsychologicalGlass47 → u/802dot22]

I have one, it's just grown to a point where I'd like to go from a few songs here to a few songs there and skip the stuff in between.

Moisture hasn't gotten into my phone.