India’s monsoon season brings relief from heat but poses risks to smartphones due to rain and humidity.
To safeguard your device, use a waterproof pouch or ziplock bag during commutes.
Avoid charging with wet hands to prevent electric shocks or short circuits.
Enable battery saver mode to conserve power in humid conditions.
If your phone gets wet, turn it off immediately, wipe it dry, and place it in rice or silica gel for 24–48 hours.
Regularly back up data to cloud services like Google Drive or iCloud.
Use anti-moisture hacks like silica gel in your phone case. Invest in a rugged, IP68-rated case for extra protection.
Clean the charging port regularly with a soft brush. Avoid using the phone in rain, opt for Bluetooth earbuds.
Monitor temperature to prevent overheating, ensuring your phone stays safe and functional.
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