This strange-sounding substance is basically a fingerprint-resistant coating that covers the glass to make it much smoother to use and it helps it avoid picking up fingerprints. The material in question that could be damaged is called the oleophobic coating.
The tricky part is that due to some of the materials Apple uses on the displays of the iPhone, simply grabbing a wipe to scrub down your phone might actually end up damaging the device. Thankfully, a lot of germs and bacteria, like those that cause COVID-19, can easily be killed with disinfecting sprays and wipes. And unfortunately, at least until recently, most of us probably didn’t clean them on a regular basis. We spend the whole day touching them, setting them on a wide variety of surfaces, taking them into restrooms, so they come in contact with an incredible amount of germs every day. If you don’t already know, the dirtiest, most germ-infested thing you have with you all day every day is your phone. Thankfully, keeping things clean and sanitary can help to keep us safe and healthy. And for good reason the COVID-19 pandemic has been devastating and is still quite prevalent in many parts of the world. We’ve probably spent more time cleaning and disinfecting surfaces over the past year than we’ve spent in a good long while. If there’s one thing we’ve all learned of the past year, it’s the value of a good cleaning.
3 Simple Steps On How to Clean Your iPhone
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