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<p data-start="6921" data-end="7670">One question I've had recently is whether it's actually possible to remove water from speaker using specially generated sound frequencies. Several websites now offer browser-based tools that claim to vibrate the speaker enough to push moisture out. While I don't expect miracles, it seems like a practical first step after accidental water exposure. Since the process only takes a few minutes and doesn't require installing software, there's very little risk in trying it. Of course, if the phone has suffered serious water damage, professional repair may still be necessary. Has anyone here used these sound-based cleaning methods after dropping their phone into water? I'd be interested to know whether your speaker quality improved afterward.