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Finding Use For Your Old Smartphones & The Most Secure Smartphone [Tech Tips]

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Many people are usually dispose off their Old smartphone battery that they replaced by throwing them away, some, safely, others, not safely at all. This is because they think that these replaced batteries are no longer of any use to them.

If you are about to replace the battery of your smartphone with a new one, or you still have one that you have replaced sometime ago, then, you can still use it to power other electronic devices that run on less power. An example of this is building a torch, using this old battery and a couple of LEDs.

We have also often received questions form many of our readers, listeners and viewers, on which of the numerous smartphones that we have around in Nigeria is the most secure, and by extension, most ideal to purchase. Our response has always been this:

Although, all smartphones are safe, depending on the security measures the user has put in place, running an iPhone proves you are safer than when running an Android phone.

Please keep your questions or comments coming on our various online and offline Media and social media platforms and we shall keep responding them as best we could.

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