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[acaagui]

I have exactly the same problem as you

I put my iphone in my bosse dock station while it was partially wet; with the consequences that you know. I don’t think that we could use the warranty because even if we restore the iphone to the original status, we don’t have a contract with ATT or a valid sim card to show. Even worst….probably the “humidity sensor” will tell Apple that we expose the iphone to unusual conditions.

So I’m sitting here in latin america waiting to someone who could develop an application that stop the annoying message.
If you know something please let me know
Good Luck
Adrian

Originally Posted by flaang

I have the same problem. After having the iphone in my bathroom the message appears almost every 4 seconds. I think some condensate got into it.
I would take the iphone in an apple store but my problem is I bought the phone in the USA and now I am back in Germany. Is it possible that I just go into a T Mobile store and ask them to replace it? My second and may be the bigger problem is that I unlocked the phone so I am not using an T-Mobile plan. Do you think it is still possible to get the phone replaced. Or would it be better to lock the phone again before taking it to the store?
Thanks a lot for your answers in advance!!

[bconnor]

I had the same problem but found a solution. Plug the phone into the device and play music. While still in the ipod app and playing music, unplug the iphone. The music will now be playing out the speakers. However, don't press the home button, because as soon as you leave the ipod, the "unsupported device" message will pop up again and the problem will be back. So, while music is still playing, do a hard reset. And the problem is solved.

1. Plug iPhone into speakers
2. Play music
3. Unplug iPhone and DON'T press home
4. Hard reset

[epik89]

Originally Posted by bconnor

I had the same problem but found a solution. Plug the phone into the device and play music. While still in the ipod app and playing music, unplug the iphone. The music will now be playing out the speakers. However, don't press the home button, because as soon as you leave the ipod, the "unsupported device" message will pop up again and the problem will be back. So, while music is still playing, do a hard reset. And the problem is solved.

1. Plug iPhone into speakers
2. Play music
3. Unplug iPhone and DON'T press home
4. Hard reset

didnt work for me
as soon as i unplugged the iphone the message would pop up 2 seconds after and the music playing out the iphone speakers would stop

[fury]

Sim card reseat seemed to work for me

Edit: spoke too soon

edit2: plugged it into power and it worked fine for a little while, but now its back to it

[ColsTiger]

That sux for you. That would be my luck if I tried to unlock my phone.

[mittenman]

I've been having this same problem lately as well. Was hellbent on driving the hour and a half to my "local" apple store this morning to hopefully get it warrantied, but it hasn't done it all day. Kinda hard to warranty something that isn't broken. I'm sure it'll act up during the week when I don't have time to to to the apple store.

[mittenman]

Uggg, acting up again. May be Apple store bound tomarrow.

[dturner]

Originally Posted by ColsTiger

That would be my luck if I tried to unlock my phone.

I hear ya. Everyone says what a breeze it is, but as soon as I did it everything would go wrong that could. Then I wouldn't be able to restore because that is MY luck and I would be stuck with a $500 paper weight.

[themanofthedark]

I came,

saw comments on unlocking being not a smart move,

looked at my phone,

and left.

[ColsTiger]

Originally Posted by themanofthedark

I came,

saw comments on unlocking being not a smart move,

looked at my phone,

and left.

We'll alert the media.