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Re:The Right to Repair could help address a critical shortag... by grishka on Sunday September 06, 2020 @06:57PM (#24395309)
> You’ve never dropped a phone into a toilet?

No and every time this comes up I'm having trouble imagining how exactly, physically, could that happen by accident.

Re:The Right to Repair could help address a critical shortag... by valuearb on Sunday September 06, 2020 @07:04PM (#24395347)
I had shorts with pockets that made it feel like the phone was put away, but when I stood up they would catch the phone and tumble out.
Re:The Right to Repair could help address a critical shortag... by TeMPOraL on Monday September 07, 2020 @06:13AM (#24398268)
A shirt pocket. I've dropped a phone in the toilet twice and in a bathtub once this way - it slipped out of the pocket as I was bending to wash my hands or pick up the toilet cleaning brush.

(I've since then stopped carrying anything in open pockets above the waist.)

Re:The Right to Repair could help address a critical shortag... by colejohnson66 on Sunday September 06, 2020 @10:01PM (#24396092)
Sit on a toilet and hold a phone up near your face (not over the front of the toilet). It’s easy to see in this situation how a slippery phone or sweaty palms could cause the phone to fall down and between your thighs.
Re:The Right to Repair could help address a critical shortag... by imtringued on Monday September 07, 2020 @09:16AM (#24399213)
Solution: Think some "shower thoughts" during your bathroom break.