Macbook pro liquidity warning in USB-C ports

[crisp thistle]

I recently was walking home in a storm and I got a little bit of water I think in my usb port, I then got home and saw that one side of my macbook was wet a little bit like I am talking a little water here and then I used the other ports on the left side and they were ok and working then when I plugged something into the right one it didnt work fr.

Is there anything that I can do here becuase I was told to just let it dry for 24 hours. Also I managed to get some of the water out and actually used the port for a little bit before the error came back.

WHAT SHOULD I DO I AM STRESSING SO HARD RN 😭😭😭 IF SOMEONE HELPS ME SOLVE IT I WILL DEADASS PAY YOU MONEY I HAVE A BUSINESS TO RUN LOLL

1 month of nitro to whoever helps me solve it idc anymore 😭😭

[turbid bison]

If the port stopped working completely you should probably take it to Apple.

[crisp thistle]

I am going to see tommorow if it is working when it drys out but it was working for a little while before I got the warning.

Do you think it is going to chage anything if I let it dry for like 24 hours

[turbid bison]

There's really nothing else than drying you could do on your own. Only time will tell. Let it dry well and then try again. It will most likely still work since it was not emerged directly into water.

[crisp thistle]

Ok sounds good, and if it doesnt work I am just going to then take it to apple becuase my whole business relys on this macbook lol 😭

And yeah I think that it was not that much water at all. And you think if the warning goes away it is going to fine right?

[turbid bison]

You should never rely on only one device, specially when you're doing business. Always keep a backup somewhere or just use iCloud for what it's worth.

Like I said, can't say. We'll see.

[crisp thistle]

Okay sounds good. Thanks so much for your help Mark 🙏

If anything else comes up am I okay to DM you or something??

[turbid bison]

Just reply here and ping me if you'd like.