[Lukke]

About a week ago my phone got wet.I lost all hopes because we couldn't find it for about 5-6 mintues which is long time for the phone staying in water.
When I came home I did some simple steps to dry it and then put it in rice.After 2 days I took it out of the rice and tried to turn it on.Success! It worked but I decided to put it in rice for one more day.Today I finally decided to try and get my phone back to work! I put the battery and turned on the phone.

It worked but there are few things I am worry about. When I connect the charger, a weird and very quiet sound is coming out from the speakers of the phone..it's like a short-circuit and it never stops except I stop the charger
The other thing is that I don't have sound, but its obvious I think when I have the problem above. I have sound when I am pressing the buttons(just like beep-beep-beep you know the normal) but when I try to listne to a song or set an alaram song..it's not working out and the weird noisy comes again!
Also my screen is darker now.. when I look at the screen from different angles I can see spots over the screen!

So why is this for and can I do something? I am going to give the phone to a expert since I can't do more... atleast the phone worked I wasn't expecting to see it working anymore tbh.
Thanks

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Wednesday, marking the 18th straight month it has stood above the threshold of 50 separating expansion from contraction in the world's second-largest oil user.

European PMIs were less positive, showing manufacturing in the euro zone grew in August at its slowest pace since February. Markets awaited US PMIs later on Wednesday.

Benchmark US crude oil futures for October rose for the first day this week, gaining 10 cents at $72.02 a barrel by 0830 GMT, after touching $71.53 on Tuesday, the lowest intraday price since Aug. 25.

Equities markets rose on Wednesday while the dollar weakened 0.5 per cent against a basket of currencies.

"The Chinese manufacturing figures are relatively reassuring after some of the data we have had from the United States," said Christophe Barret, global oil analyst at Credit Agricole.

[Hachiko]

I guess it's understandable considering that it was underwater for 5 to 6 minutes. I haven't heard about that weird sound before but sounds like something that you should be worried about so good job on deciding to take it to an expert. Wish you luck