Smartphone: Never use the phone with a broken screen guard, 90% people make these mistakes..

We all get a screen guard installed to protect the screen of our expensive smartphone. Because there is a fear that if the original display of the phone breaks accidentally, the phone will look old and dirty. But many people are too lazy to get the screen guard replaced even after it breaks and cracks. We think, "It's okay, it's working right now!" But do you know how dangerous this small negligence can be for both your phone and your health? 90% of people make these 3 big mistakes while using the phone with a broken screen guard, which can cost them a lot. Let's know and note it for the future.

1: Putting screen protection at stake

A broken screen guard loses its ability to protect your phone's screen. Its strength is gone. Now, if your phone falls again, that shock will directly fall on your expensive original screen, and no one will be able to save it from breaking. By installing a broken guard, you are inviting a loss of thousands of rupees.

2: Endangering fingers

The edges of a broken screen guard become very sharp and jagged. When you swipe or type on the phone, these sharp glass pieces can prick or cut your fingers. This can be very dangerous, especially for children.

3: Impairing touch response and viewing experience
Touch does not work properly on a broken screen guard. You have to repeatedly press hard on the screen, which can damage the phone's touch sensor. Apart from this, cracks also make things on the screen unclear, which puts strain on your eyes and spoils the fun of watching videos or reading.

So what to do?
As soon as your screen guard gets even a small crack, get it replaced immediately. It is not wise to lose thousands and put your health at risk in order to save a few hundred rupees. A good and strong screen guard increases both the life of your phone and your peace of mind.

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