The cold and humidity of winter not only affects our skin, but also electronic devices. The most affected by climate change are smartphones and iPhones. The internal components and screen of phones become more fragile than normal during cold weather, so any bump or drop can seriously damage your device. Not just this, smartphones even stop working beyond a certain temperature.
Check out some of the tips that can help you protect your devices during bad weather.
1. The first and foremost remedy is to keep your phones warm and away from the winter chill. Keep them protected in your bags or in the pocket of your jeans. Holding them in your hands will expose them to the moisture that is prevalent in the air. So keeping them covered when you’re on the go is the best idea.
2. Protecting it with a phone case. The available Apple Cat Phone cases are cute and protective. This is a perfect option for all the girls who like to wear fashionable things. Feline prints on phone cases are so cute that they can effortlessly add pizza to your phone. Also, they prevent moisture from entering your phone and thus keeping it dry during the rainy season. Phone accessories are important for giving your phone a colorful update, but during the winter they serve a functional role.
3. In case the phone is freezing and the battery is dead, please avoid restarting the phone until it is warm. This will shorten battery life and may break all software. Let it warm up and then turn it on.
4. Phone cases cover the entire body of the smartphone, but not the earphone jack. Therefore, there is a possibility of moisture entering the cat. To prevent this damage, you can use plugins. Cat Phone Pluggies feature playful felines and can be plugged into jacks. This will even keep the phone jack covered. Cat phone accessories aren’t just to complement your phones, they even act as waterproof protection for your device during harsh winter weather.
5. Avoid touching the phone screen with wet hands. Even tempered glass can protect the device to some extent. Dry your hands first or wear wool gloves before using your phone. The touch screen is the most affected by humidity. The best way to protect them is to use the Touch Bar instead of your hands.
You have nothing to fear in the frigid temperatures this time of year if you take a little precaution. In particular, you should be more careful if you are exposed to the cold for a longer period of time.