A Man Drops iPhone 2000 feet From Plane

IPhone falling from a height of 2000 feet - recovery with clear video recording!

Even if the cell phone we hold falls down normally, our mind will flutter. But, imagine what would happen if someone's iPhone cell phone fell down from a height of 2 thousand feet. Ernesto Galiotto, a Brazilian documentary filmmaker, was filming a documentary on a beach in Rio de Janeiro. At the time, he was filming scenes with his iPhone 6s from an altitude of 2,000 feet by plane.

As the wind blew unexpectedly fast, the iPhone in his hand slipped and fell down. Immediately, the biggest miracle awaited them as they searched and found the iPhone. The iPhone, which fell from a height of 2,000 feet, was undamaged. Also, only the scratch card that was placed on top of the iPhone was damaged. Another amazing thing is that the iPhone fell down while recording video. The scenes in that video and only one place are not clear. Has recorded scenes superbly elsewhere.

Speaking on local television, Ernesto Galiotto said he was filming a documentary on a beach in Rio de Janeiro. While filming the scenes at an altitude of 2,000 feet with the help of an airplane, he said the wind blew hard and he continued filming amidst great difficulty. He said he recorded the iPhone 6s in one hand and the phone in his hand fell down unexpectedly.

He said he searched for the iPhone through the Find My app and was working without any damage at the time. Ernesto said he firmly believed that even when the iPhone fell down, it could be found. Ernesto said they would have found it much easier if it had fallen to the ground, but it was too late to find the iPhone because it had fallen into the water.

This is not the first time the iPhone has fallen from the plane and suffered no damage. Already, a photographer in southern Iceland has fallen down the drain while taking a flight and taking photos with the iPhone 6s. Even then, there was no damage to the iPhone. However, the photographer discovered the lost iPhone only 13 months later.