Clayton Helkenberg and his wife Heather found iPhone 11 at the bottom of Harrison Lake in Canada. The smartphone, which has been in the depths of the water for six months, once again surprised everyone. The Helkenberg couple has the channel called Aquatic Monkey on the YouTube platform. The family who shot diving videos here fell like a bombshell on the technology they shared recently. The content, which has become one of the most talked about videos of social media in a short time, includes the fate of the Apple iPhone 11 device, which was trapped in water for months. 
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Fatemeh Ghodsi, who lives in Vancouver, Canada, went to the shore of the lake to have fun in September. The young lady, who took nature photographs in a pleasant morning, wanted to sail a little on the lake. While he was getting on the boat, he lost his balance and dropped the iPhone 11 model phone into the water. Fatemeh Ghodsi asked for help from the staff to recover her dropped device. People around said that there was no way to find the phone in deep water. Then the lady gave up her lost phone. After buying a new iPhone, Ghodsi's lost device was strangely found months later. Clayton Helkenberg, a diving man, stops by Harrison Lake and explores the depths of the water. Clayton's main purpose is to clean the garbage and debris from the bottom of the lake. The diver came up as the hero of an extraordinary rescue operation. The device of Ghodsi, who dropped his smartphone in the same lake 6 months ago, was taken ashore under the depths. The phone, which was thought to be impossible to find, only had a problem with the speaker system. Helkenberg removed the SIM card of the device and inserted it into another phone and thus found the real owner of the phone. Fatemeh Ghodsi unexpectedly regained his old device months later. It is a known fact, thanks to the IP68 certification that the iPhone 11 is water resistant. But the interesting thing is that this certificate only guarantees protection at a depth of 2 meters for 30 minutes. So it could be almost a miracle that the phone has survived this long.
