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Anonymous users2024-01-23Hello, if you use it normally, there should be no problem, if you are really worried, it is recommended that you go to the local Meizu authorized service experience center for testing or return to the factory for testing.
Mercury has already volatilized and does not get on your hands, let alone enter your body through your skin. Open the windows indoors for ventilation and change the air.
Rest assured, there is head oil, it does not conduct electricity, and it cannot die.
After the mobile phone is subjected to strong shock or squeezing, it may be illuminated by the virtual soldering, short circuit, partial damage of the screen or false connection of the inner cable base. If it continues to be used without detailed inspection and maintenance, it may be crushed or shaken again, resulting in eventual damage to the machine hardware. Samsung phones generally recommend that you send your phone to the nearest Samsung service center for testing.
It's okay, the specific gravity of spitting is much smaller than water, and it won't immediately seep into the earpiece of the phone. You can shake the handset of the mobile phone with your hand down, and then use a napkin with better absorbency to blot the foam and wipe it off, and it's fine.
My classmate's mobile phone also accidentally fell into the toilet, and finally flowed to the sewer with the rolling stool, and he couldn't stop him from crying to death, and finally looked up to the sky and sighed and said: If you have a mobile phone, you can give birth to a toilet.