Electronics like phones have a lot of risks and can sometimes make us `crazy` because they suddenly break down for no reason at all.
Therefore, please note down the important things below immediately to ensure you do not have to spend a ton of money after just a short time because you need to constantly replace your phone.
Regularly clean the charging port
The charging port is one of the places that is susceptible to dust and this will affect the charging process of the device.
Do not leave your phone on the car dashboard
An existing habit among people who often drive cars is to `conveniently` put the phone on the dashboard.
Do not put your phone in a bucket of rice to absorb moisture
Dehumidifying with a rice bucket is not a good way to save your wet phone.
Take your phone for regular warranty service
Most users have no concept of `warranty`, let alone having it checked regularly.
Do not keep your phone in your back pocket
Not to mention the risk of `two fingers` or feeling uncomfortable when sitting, leaving your phone in your back pocket can cause you to pull out a misshapen mess of aluminum and glass – the rest of the device.
Turn off Bluetooth/AirDrop when not in use
In addition to wasting battery life, turning off AirDrop and Bluetooth, especially in public places, will help you avoid spreading malicious code or unwanted harassment.
Charge your phone before the battery is completely depleted
Experts agree that you should not let your phone shut down because it runs out of battery because this will negatively affect your battery life.
Update software regularly
This not only helps you use the latest features, but also fixes any software errors during use as well as helps optimize battery and improve security.
Avoid charging at public outlets or using free Wi-Fi
USB outlets and free Wi-Fi in public locations like airports are a great environment for hackers to steal your sensitive and personal information.
Do not use an armband (phone holder) when exercising
The Armband is a useful tool for carrying your phone with you when you run or exercise.
According to: BrightSide
