From old phones to outdated routers, 5 tech gadgets to get rid of now.

It's better to trade in an old smartphone instead of leaving it in a drawer because it can start a fire.

In our haste to get new tech set up and going quickly, it’s easy to skip over settings that make a difference to our privacy. Don’t make that mistake. Here’s a list of seven settings tech companies would rather you leave alone.

There are ordinary things we do daily that take months, even years, off our tech’s lifespan. Tap or click for five ways you’re ruining your expensive phone, laptop, tablet and TV.

Some gadgets are security and safety risks too. Scan this list to make sure you and your family are safe.

1. Old phones sitting in a drawer can start a fire

YouTuber Arun Maini, who runs a popular channel called Mrwhosetheboss, has collected every Samsung flagship phone since 2010. He noticed a scary pattern. The phone’s batteries are swelling enough to crack the glass and split the cases.

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Commissioners Upset Taylor's Computer, Cell Phone Not Been Returned By Wamp; Wamp Legal Fees In Case Authorized Up To Almost $30,000

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Weston Wamp Some County Commission members said Wednesday they are dismayed that County Mayor Weston Wamp has not returned County Attorney Rheubin Taylor’s computer and cell phone despite a commission resolution directing that it be done. Also, Commissioner Warren Mackey said he is concerned that some county employees […]
Commissioners Upset Taylor’s Computer, Cell Phone Not Been Returned By Wamp; Wamp Legal Fees In Case Authorized Up To Almost $30,000

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