Your phone harbors many bacteria and flu viruses
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February 15, 2022
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A gambling enthusiast found a mobile phone at a bus stop. He decided not to contact any numbers from the address book about the find. Instead he immediately checked how much money the device’s owner had.
He transferred 11,500 rubles via a banking app and topped up his account at an online casino.
Whether luck smiled on the virtual roulette player is unknown. But in real life fortune turned its back on him. The police found him. And his main win is a criminal case for theft. He could get up to six years behind bars. The case has already been sent to court, reports the press service of the Main Directorate of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia for Krasnodar Krai.
A mobile phone has long become an indispensable part of people’s lives. However, the indispensable helper can become an invisible enemy: many bacteria and influenza viruses, other ARVIs and even COVID-19 accumulate on the phone. This was explained by experts from Rospotrebnadzor.
There are many reasons for bacteria to accumulate – the owner can not only pick up the phone with dirty hands, but also pass it to others. Also don’t forget that the smartphone is held very close to the face. And many device owners take them to the toilet and even never clean their gadgets so as not to damage them.
I read it three times, seems clear, but I didn’t get the main point here – is it “don’t take other people’s stuff or you’ll get jailed” or do you need to carry a little bottle of alcohol and a rag with you?
Better to carry a 0.7 bottle of vodka with you, it’s enough for everything, will disinfect you and your phone from bacteria 🙂 .