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January 22, 2021

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Smartphones are magnets for germs, even under the best circumstances. You can use antiseptic wipes, but a more high-tech approach is an ultraviolet phone cleaner. This device is specifically designed to disinfect your phone and depending on the model you buy, it may be able to charge your battery as well.

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