at first I thought there was just a moisture between my ipad 10th tempered glass and the screen itself but when i removed the tempered glass I noticed that the moisture is inside my ipad screen. How do i get rid of this moisture? It doesn’t go away with wiping or
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Consider using a suitable desiccant, such as Silica Gel pouches (do not use rice - as this itself can cause additional damage) to dry-out your iPad. Turn-off the iPad - and place both it and desiccant in a sealed container in warm place for several days.
Water and electronics generally do not make happy bedfellows. Your iPad is not designed to be water resistant. While it will survive being splashed with water if immediately dried, it will almost certainly suffer irreparable damage if it is allowed to get wet, or is submerged for any length of time.
If the worst should happen, speed is essential. If the iPad gets wet, it should be immediately dried with an absorbent towel - then set aside in a warm, dry location to throughly dry. If the iPad should be turned-off - and no attempt made to turn-on, use, or charge the iPad until you are absolutely certain that the iPad has fully dried out. Pay particular attention to the charging port.
If you need to seek assurance that the iPad is okay, a visit to the Genius Bar at your local Apple Store or Apple Authorised Service Provider (AASP) will provide opportunity for the technicians to test and assess your iPad damage:
Don't soak anything.
Silica Gel is a dry granular material that absorbs moisture. This material is usually contained in a pouch; do not remove the granules from the pouch.
Seal the iPad along with the pouches in an airtight container.
that is what happened. How do i get rid of that
Should I soak the affected part only with silica gel or the whole ipad?
Since you open the iPad Apple won’t touch it. You might need to go to a a local cellphone place to have it look at. Silica Gel won’t fix it.
Why would we know how to fix this. We are just users like you. Your going to have to have a local cellphone shop fix it.
That doesn't look like moisture ingress - but instead a problem with your Screen Protector's adhesive.
Remove the screen protector from your iPad screen.
I already removed the tempered glass which confirmed that it is inside the ipad screen itself and its not removed what could it be
Your photo clearly shows that a screen protector remains fitted to the iPad screen. The cut-out for the front camera (at bottom right of the photo) is clear evidence of its presence.
How do I get rid of moisture inside my iPad screen?
