Don’t freeze your phone! Why cold weather and tech don’t mix

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TOLEDO, Ohio (WTOL) — An AT&T expert advises keeping phones close to the body in cold weather to prevent battery drain and potential damage due to rapid temperature changes. Protective accessories like dual-layer cases and power banks can help users stay connected longer when temperatures drop.

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