How to effectively clean your phone amid the coronavirus outbreak 01:17. The coronavirus pandemic has spread to more than 120 countries across the globe. The virus is typically spread through ...

Beyond our faces, what do we touch all the time? Our phones. While the coronavirus most frequently spreads among close contacts via respiratory droplets and transmission to persons from contaminate… ...

Apple used to warn you not to, but now says it's OK to clean your iPhone, iPad and other Apple products with 70% isopropyl alcohol and Clorox wipes.

You simply place your iPhone inside, and the light deactivates the DNA inside the germs, preventing them from doing any harm. You can find models for less than $100, but the real question is ...

With coronavirus continuing to spread around the globe, it's smart to make sure to regularly clean your phone. Glass and plastic make happy homes for COVID-19.

Amid Coronavirus Outbreak, Apple Confirms That It's Okay to Clean Your iPhone With Disinfectant. Monday March 9, 2020 10:44 am PDT by Juli Clover. ... The COVID-19 virus survives 9 days, ...

Don’t use just any random household cleaner to disinfect your smartphone. Mobile phones are made from all sorts of materials, and if you use the wrong chemical you could damage your phone. If ...

It may seem like the iPhone's main browser, Safari, has no risk of giving your phone a virus. However, no matter the method of browsing the internet, there's always a chance it could happen.