You should have immediately pulled the battery, dried it all off quickly, then rinsed it with fresh water and dried that off too, and even then might not work. Salt water to electronics is the worst due to the electrolyte it has.
I have an LG G five that no longer works after I removed the modular battery component out of it.
I took my phone with me in a ziplock bag to the beach and foolishly and absentmindedly left it in my pocket when I went not the water. Though when I went back to shore after discovering it I removed it from the plastic bag and it still seemingly worked. Though later I discovered that the phone would no longer fast charge with the OEM charger that it had came with so I went to the closest AT&T sore I could find in order to try to get some information.
I removed the modular battery to demonstrate to the employee that it was a modular piece so I could get an opinion on if I could just replace the component but when I slid the battery back into the phone and tried to turn it back on I noticed that it would not power on at all. I even took it back home to put it on the charger hoping that I would at least get a charging notification but alas, blank screen.
I have since tried removing and inspecting the battery but I can see nothing out of the ordinary though I am no expert either.
I am not certain if it is important to mention that I removed the battery while the phone was still on but I have done so before and it booted right back up no problem.
To recap here, took the phone for a SWIM and it still worked. But removing the MODULAR battery completely left me with a useless brick.
I am posting this in hopes of getting some insight from perhaps an expert or just so one who has maybe been through a similar experience, I am wondering if maybe replacing the battery will fix my problem since all of these problems appear to be centered around the battery. however I don't really want to spend money if I don't have to either so any advice would be greatly appreciated.

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