How Safe Is It to Use the Screen of a Damaged Phone if it is Still Working?
Remember those times when you own a Nokia phone, and you accidentally dropped it? For sure, you weren’t worried about damaging its screen, right? Most of us simply pick it up and slip it in our pockets knowing that the compact device is still working. Today, however, is another matter. Unless your smartphone has a strong case, dropping it can make your heart skip a bit as there is a good chance that you will end up with a damaged screen. Can you still use your smartphone even with a cracked screen? (photo credit: buzztech.com.au) The problem with mobile devices these days is that aside from covering the entire front portion of the gadget, the display is made from delicate materials that can break when it hits a hard surface. Although some will end up with mild scratches and cracks, the question now is whether it is still safe to use. Possible Risks of Using A Screen-Damaged Phone New and refurbished phones can have their screens damaged if we are not careful with the way we handle them