My Phone Got Wet

If you get a notification of liquid detection, all is not lost.
Best you turn off the phone and try to dry it.

Most phones have “some” resistance to water ingress.
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Dry your phone thoroughly:

• Don't use a hairdryer or put it in rice! These methods can actually trap moisture inside.
• Gently remove any visible water with a soft, lint-free cloth.
• If possible, open the SIM card tray and charging port to allow them to air out.
• Remove the case if you have one

Let your phone sit for at least 48 hours: This allows ample time for all the moisture to evaporate. Ideally, place it in a dry, well-ventilated area with good airflow.
Resist the urge to charge: While it might be tempting to try charging your phone to see if it works, wait until you're confident it's completely dry. Charging a wet phone can damage the internal components.
Check the charging port: After 48 hours, use a flashlight to inspect the charging port for any remaining moisture.
Try charging again: If your phone feels completely dry and there's no visible moisture, try plugging it in. If the "liquid detected" message persists, there might be internal damage.