Useful to know

• Functional in extreme conditions, desert or arctic conditions
• Fingerprint Recognition (e.g. Touch ID) won’t work through the Aquapac – you will have to enter your passcode
• Face Recognition (e.g. FaceID) software will work as normal in this Aquapac
• Some phones have rather sharp edges. We recommend the use of a thin bumper case which will protect both phone and case bond.
  
  Stickiness Warning!: iPhones can be quite sticky. Please watch the third video (see right) which shows how to get a phone in or out of the case without it getting stuck!
  Sharp Edges Warning!: The iPhone 4 has rather sharp edges. We recommend the use of a thin bumper case.
  Underwater photography warning!: *Capacitive touchscreens don't work underwater. With an iPhone 4 this isn't a problem because you can use the Home button to take photos. With earlier iPhones you may find it difficult to take photos underwater (to take video underwater, simply start filming above the waterline).
  
  Are you aware of the difference between "Waterproof and Water Resistant" and how they are classified with different ratings based on the ability to protect from Water? Click on the below link to read more and understand what the rating stands for..
  https://outdoortravelgearblog.wordpress.com/2016/06/17/water-proof-vs-water-resistant-whats-the-difference/