Places You Should Never Keep Your Phones

Technology is part of life in the 21st century. Today, mobiles phones are considered to be basic things that everyone should have.
In Nigeria, smartphones have not only made communication easy but have also enabled Nigerians to enjoy other services such as money transfer and access to information and entertainment on the internet.
Many people though, do not understand the risk that await them when they are keeping their devices in thew wrong places. Here are three places that you should never keep your phone.
1. Back pocket
It is not recommended to put your phone at the back pocket. A thief can easily get it from here. There are also high chances of breaking the phone's screen when you sit down. Find another place to keep the phone rather than the back pocket.
2. Your bra
Women are known to keep their money and phones in their bras which is not advisable. Never keep your device in your bra. The device can explode and cause injuries you will live regretting.
Find another place to keep your phone.
3. Under your pillow
How do you start placing your mobile phone under the pillow? It is even worse to do so when the phone is in vibration mode.
The danger is from heat buildup, being well insulated by the pillow ESPECIALLY if you leave the charger plugged in.
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