10MPlayer Loc: California

What you have done is called thread hijacking. You should post you question in a new thread. Having said that, I feel your pain. Speaking of doing dumb things. I recently got into a hot tub/spa with my iPhone 6 in my swimsuit pocket. So it died and I got a new XR. I lost most of my recent photos. I guess I hadn't backed them up. If you haven't done a backup with iTunes or if you didn't have your settings set to back up your data you are out of luck. I can't help you with Facebook. I gave it up a couple of years ago and don't miss it. Well, I do but I am better off without it. I wish I had an answer. I suggest you make a separate post here and also go to an Apple store and see if they can help.

alberio Loc: Casa Grande AZ

Our car came with a compressor that injects the tire goo from the factory. No spare, just call roadside assistance if the tire is ruined

Ka2azman Loc: Tucson, Az

This year while on a camping trip with the RV while leaving and just pulled up to unload the holding tanks a lady that was there on the other side asked me if I could help get her car started. She said she had no problem moving it to the dump station. I got in the car put the foot on the brake and put the car in park -it started right up, boy did she feel foolish. Tried to lessen the embarrassment for her, and told her lots of people do that. And it was she who said maybe women shouldn't drive.

lmTrying Loc: WV Northern Panhandle

This on is for you Chris.
A friend of mine (70+ female) bought a new Honda, and a few days later left on a five week round the world trip to China and Japan. She ask me to check on the house while she was gone. The first week I went through the house, and knowing how these new cars will run down a battery when not driven, I grabbed the keys, put the garage door up, started and ran the car for a few minutes. All good.
The following week I repeated the process except I didn't grab the keys because I didn't need the them the last time. Nothing! No start. No crank. No nothing. Aw crap, this battery in this new car is dead. I drove to the dealership and talked to the salesman who sold her the car. We talked about battery charge, how to charge a battery in a new car.
The next week I went equipped with an automotive voltage tester and battery charger. The voltage was a little low (which I also know these new cars will not tolerate. Do I hook up the charger and retire to the porch to read the uhh forum. Ok, showing full charge, hit the button, nothing. I pack up and text my globe ttotting friend the bad news.
The day after her arrival home, I got a phone call, and she asks if I can hear her car running. Yes, but how? She said she had the keys in her hand. You don't have to use an ignition key, but you do have to have the key fob in the car. Made my 67 years feel old.