alt Hacker Newshttps://www.apple.com/applecare/
AppleCare specifically covers water damage of any kind, and is what I would assume OP would be referring to as a "premium warranty and repair service".
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hirako2000 • yesterday at 9:35 PM
That isn't my read.
ApplecCare is as much a warranty as their Apple's phone are guaranteed waterproof.
It's marketing.
The 3 year warranty add-ons is an insurance. One can get an insurance for any device.
AppleCare isn't a warranty (as the other poster points out).
The standard iPhone warranty disclaims water damage [1] and Apple has been sued in the past for using humidity activated sensors.
[1]: https://support.apple.com/en-us/109350