For our observation, there is limited evidence of the spread of infectious diseases from mobile phones and other devices.  Various laboratory studies have shown it is certainly theoretically possible, viral loads are detected on the screens.  Ultimately, phones are touched by fewer different people than, for example, a door handle.  So, whilst its important to recognize potential sources of infection, people don’t need to be overly concerned about the phone itself, but make sure they are thoroughly washing and cleaning their hands several times a day.

The study, led by Lottie Tajouri, a biomedical scientist at Bond University in Australia, said:
Researchers say SARS Cove 2 appears to be present in the mobile and other touch screen devices of people suffering from coronavirus

Mobile phones can play a dangerous role in coronary heart disease. That's what a new study says. Studies have shown that one is a phone germ arena.

This recent research reviews 57 old studies from 24 different countries. Although all of these studies precede recent epilepsies, new researchers say those who are infected with the coronavirus appear to have SARS Cove 2 present on their mobiles and other touch screen devices.

This review is about to be published in Travel Medicine and Infectious Diseases. The study found that 8 percent of the phones were contaminated. The presence of Golden Staff and E. coli microbes is most common in these phones.

The study, led by Lotti Tajouri, a biomedical scientist at Bond University in Australia, said:
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In a statement, Dr. Tajouri said, “Mobile devices are like a premium heated spa in a five-star hotel, where you can have a free buffet party at Microbera. There are heat control arrangements for them, we put them in our pockets, we are addicted to it. I talk through it, and I accumulate viruses and bacteria there. We take them with us, so we also nourish their micro-organisms. ”

"People travel by phone and no border officer checks them," he said. As a result, mobile phones are becoming Troy's horse. We do not know that we are carrying the enemy. ”

Dr. Tajouri says even those who use fewer phones use the phone at least three hours a day. "You can wash your hands as many times as you want, and you should, but then you get dirty again by holding a contaminated phone in your hand. Think of the phone as your third hand. ”

Source- Bond University