Lephone w2 User Manual

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ALL RI GH T S RES ERV ED

tradema rks an d bran d names men tioned in this pu blication a re property of their respective owne rs. While all the efforts have been made to ensure the accuracy of c onten ts in this manual, we presume n o responsi bility for er rors o r omis sions o r s tatemen ts of any kind, w hethe r such e rrors are o missions or sta tements resul ting from negligence, accidents, or any other cause.

We operate a polic y of continuou s develo pment an d reserve the righ t to make changes, modifi cations an d imp rovements to the device, devi ce

features/spe cification s or any o f its pa rts without p rio r notice. You r device may ha ve p re-installed bookmarks and lin ks for third party internet sites and may allow you to access thi rd pa rty sites. These are n o affiliated with Leph one, and Lephone does not endo rse o r assu me liability for them. If you acces s such si tes, take p recautio ns fo r security or content. The limited wa rran ty does not cover user manuals o r an y third part y

softwa re, settings, c onten t, data or links, whethe r in cluded/d ownloade d in the p roduc t, whethe r in cluded durin g ins tallment, assembl y, shippin g or an y o ther ti me in the delivery c hain o r o therwise and in any wa y acquired by you. To the e xtent pe rmitted by ap plicable law(s), Lepho ne does not wa rran t that any Lephone softwa re will meet your requi remen ts, will work in combina tion with any ha rdware or software applicati ons provide d by a third part y, that the o peration s o f the s oftware will be u ninte rru pted or

erro r free or that any de fects in the software are correc table or will be corrected.

User’s Manua l is provided just to guide the user about the

function ality of the device. This do es not seem to be any certificat e of technology. Some functio ns may vary due to modification s and

up-gradations of software or due to printing mistake.

S AFET Y P R ECA UT I O NS

Please read the following safety guidelines before using the device.

➢ Do not use the phone while you are driving. ➢ Do not place magnetic s torage media near your phone.

Radiation f ro m the phone may e rase the in fo rmation stored on them.

➢ Keep your phone and its accessories away from children. ➢ Mobile phones can inte rfere wi th the fu ncti oning of

medical devi ces su ch as hearing aids o r pacemake rs. People having active medical implants should keep their

cell phone at least 15 cm away from the implant.

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➢ Permanent hearing los s may occur if you use earpho nes

or headphones at high volume.

➢ Use a wireless hands-f ree system (headphone/ headset)

with a low power Bluetooth emitter.

➢ Make sure the cell phone has a low SAR. ➢ Keep your calls sh ort or send a te xt message (SMS)

instead. This advi ce applies s pecially to child ren adolescents and pregnant women.

➢ Use cell phone when the signal quality is good.

Notice:

➢ Do not dis mantle the de vice or accessories othe rwise,

manufactu rer is n ot liable to pay for damages as the device and accessories are not covered by warranty.

➢ Use only original batteries and charging devices. ➢ Please back up your im portant da ta timely and keep them

prope rly. The co mpany is n ot liable for any failure to call or los s of data due t o mis-o perati on, poo r si gnal or power cut, etc.

➢ All the screens in this manual a re f or refe rence only, and

some con tents ac tually displaye d may depen d upon the presetting of the service pro vider o r the ne twork opera tor, or the SIM card. If any functions referred to in this manual are differen t from those of your device, please follow your

device.

➢ Do no t pu t use it in a place wi th flam mable gas suc h as a

petrol pumps. The tem perature re commen ded for using the de vice is 5-35° C. Do not touch the charger, power cable or so cke t with wet hands. This may cause an electric shock.

If your phone or any of its accessories do not function normally, then please visit your nearest authorized service facility. The qualified personnel will assist you, and if necessary, will arrange for the service.

Myths and Facts

➢ Various M yt hs abou t Mo bile Handsets & M obile base

stations:

➢ Myth -Mobile phone use cause headaches. ➢ Fact - Headaches are not related to Mobile phone use

and there is no scientific evidence.

➢ Myth- It is safer using a m obile ph one in a car as the car

shields from the radiation.

➢ Fact - The RF radiation is increased by Mo bile phones

when used in a car to overcome the shielding.

➢ Myth- M obile phones cause brain can cer to the people

who use it.

➢ Fact - There is no s cientifi c evidence that Mobile Ph one

can cause brain cancer.

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➢ Myth - Nobody is inves tigating the health e ffec ts of RF

radiation.

➢ Fact - The Wo rld Health Organi zation, many national &

international organiza tions and indepen dent ex pert grou ps are coordinatin g to inves tigate health e ffects of RF radiation.

SAR (Specific Absorption Rate)

Your devi ce confo rms to the Indian guidelines for exposure to radi o waves. The limits are given in te rms of a uni t referred to as the Specifi c Absorp tion Rate (SAR), which is a measure of the amou nt of radi o frequen cy ene rgy abso rbed by the body when usin g a mobile p hone. The SAR value as per the In dian guidelines standa rd is 1.6 Watts per kg (Watt/kg), averaged over a 6 minutes pe riod and taken o ver a volu me

containing a mass of 1 g ram of hu man tis sue. The highes t SAR value o f this device when tested is 1.35 W/Kg.

TAB L E O F CO NTENT S

SAFETY PRECAUTIONS .................................................................... 1

TABLE OF CONTENTS ....................................................................... 3

WHAT’S IN THE BOX? ...................................................................... 5

1. UNDERSTANDING YOUR DEVICE.......................................... 5

1.1 GENERAL INFO ............................................................................ 5

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1.2 DEVICE OVERVIEW ..................................................................... 5

2. GETTING STARTED ....................................................................... 6

2.1 POWERING ON/OFF THE DEVICE........................................... 7

3. BASIC OPERATIONS..................................................................... 8

3.1 CALLING......................................................................................... 8

3.2 MESSAGES..................................................................................... 9

3.3 CONTACTS..................................................................................10

3.4 BROWSER....................................................................................11

4. HOME SCREEN ..............................................................................11

4.1 STATUS BAR ...............................................................................12

4.2 CUSTOMIZING SCREEN...........................................................13

5. MULTIMEDIA .................................................................................13

5.1 CAMERA.......................................................................................13

5.2 FILES..............................................................................................14

5.3 SOUND RECORDER ..................................................................15

5.4 FM RADIO....................................................................................15

6. NETWORK .......................................................................................15

6.1 WI-FI .............................................................................................15

6.2 BLUETOOTH................................................................................16

6.3 4G NETWORK.............................................................................16

7. SETTINGS ........................................................................................16

WI-FI ....................................................................................................17

BLUETOOTH ......................................................................................17

SIM CARDS.........................................................................................17

DATA USAGE.....................................................................................17

MORE...................................................................................................17

DISPLAY ..............................................................................................18

PROMPT & NOTIFICATION ...........................................................18

AUDIO PROFILES..............................................................................18

APPS ....................................................................................................18

STORAGE & USB ..............................................................................18

BATTERY .............................................................................................18

MEMORY.............................................................................................18

LOCATION..........................................................................................18

SECURITY............................................................................................18

ACCOUNTS ........................................................................................19

LANGUAGE & INPUT ......................................................................19

BACKUP & RESET.............................................................................19

TIMER SWITCH MACHINE..............................................................19

DATE & TIME.....................................................................................19

PRINTING ...........................................................................................19

ABOUT PHONE .................................................................................19

8. APPLICATIONS & UTILITIES ..................................................19

CALCULATOR ....................................................................................19

CALENDAR.........................................................................................19

CLOCK .................................................................................................20

FILES ....................................................................................................20

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GMAIL..................................................................................................20

GOOGLE MAPS .................................................................................20

GOOGLE PLAY STORE.....................................................................20

YOUTUBE............................................................................................20

9. SUPPORT AND CONTACT .......................................................20

ENVIRONMENTAL CONCERN .....................................................21

W H A T ’ S I N T H E B O X ?

Your package comes with the followin g item s. If any of these is missing, please contact your retailer

• Handset

• Battery

• Adapter

• Earphone

• USB Cable

• User Manual

• Warranty Card

1 . UND ERS TAND I NG Y O UR D EV ICE

1.1 GE NE R AL I NF O

Lephone W2 is a Dual SIM phone that encloses features, such as

Andr oid 6.0 (Marsh mallow), 11.43 cm(4.5) FWVGA display, Wi-F i, BT, VOLTE , 1.3GHz Qua d Core Pr oce ssor, 8GB ROM + 1G B RAM, 2 M P Rear with LED Flas h, 0.3 MP front ca mera etc. This phone is provide d

with two SIM sl ots fo r two differen t SIM card s. The SIM card inserted in the slot1 is called SIM 1, and the other one in the slot2 is kno wn as SIM 2.

You can select to opera te SIMs as per you r pe rsonal and professional needs.

1.2 D E VI C E OVE R VIEW

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Position of Keys

1. Home

2. Recent apps

3. Back

4. USB Port

5.Microphone

6.Receiver

7. Front Camera

8, 11. Earphone Port

9.Volume Keys

10. Power Key

12. Rear Camera

13. Rear Flash Light

14. Battery Cover

15. Speaker

2 . G ET T ING S T A RT ED

Please switch off you r device before inserting o r remo ving the battery/SIM card or memory card.

Installing SIM Card and Battery

Your de vice is p rovided wi th two SIM slots for t wo di fferen t SIM cards. In orde r to ins tall batte ry and SIM card in the de vice, please follo w the

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steps mentioned below:

• Remove the back cover of the device.

• Hold the device with fron t facing down wards; pull

battery cover.

• Insert the SIM cards in the device.

• Attach the battery.

• Push the battery cover until it clicks into place.

Installing Memory Card

Your devi ce suppo rts T-Flash ca rd, which is a multimedia memory card used to multipl y the memo ry of the devi ce. The T -flash card is s mall and should be pulled out and in stalled caref ully and p ruden tly in orde r to avoid an y kind of damage. Please f ollow the steps men tioned below to install the memory card in the device:

• Switch off your device.

• Remove the battery cover.

• Slide the T-Flash card into the slo t and a ttach the

battery.

• Push the battery cover until it clicks into place.

Charging the Battery

The device p rompts a warning tone or message sta ting insu fficien t battery when the battery power is low. Please follow the instructions mentioned below to charge your device:

Plug the connector of the charger into the jack of the device. Plug the charger into a standard AC wall outlet.

Charging……. Fully Charged……. You must fully charge t he batte ry be fore usin g the de vice fo r the firs t time. It is re com mended to charge the battery fo r three ho urs befo re using the device for the first time.

2.1 P O WE RI NG ON/ O F F THE DE VI C E

Turning On the Device

After ins talling the SIM cards and cha rging the battery, you are no w ready to turn on your device.

• Long p ress and hold the Power Ke y to turn o n the

device.

• The first s creen that appears is kn own as t he home/idle

Screen.

• Drag the lock icon side wards to unlock the screen.

• If screen tu rns off, press t he Power Key to tu rn on the

display.

Turning Off the Device

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Press and hold the Power Key for 3 secon ds > A pop-u p window appears, select Power off > Select OK to confirm.

3 . B A S I C O P ER A T I O NS

3.1 C AL L I N G

To Make Calls

If the ico n / a ppears on the sc reen, then you can make o r recei ve calls. To make a call, please follow the steps mentioned below:

Click > Enter the phone number using the on-screen keyboard.

Tap to erase a w ron g num ber. Tap and hol d it to erase the

entire number.

• After entering phone number, tap

• To end the call, tap to end the call.

Answer/Reject an Incoming Call

When you receive an incoming call, a notification message appears o n

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the screen. In order to accep t the call, drag towards righ t. If yo u

wish to reject the call, drag towards left.

Other Options during the call Manage other voice call features

During a call, please select:

• Contacts

• : to mute/unmute the microphone.

• Menu

• : add/make another call.

• : to hold the call.

• Recording

• : use the Keyboard/dial pad.

• : to open loud speaker.

3.2 M E S SAGES

Your de vice featu res, sending and receivin g of SMS (Sh ort Message Service) and MMS (Multimedia Message Service). Go to Main Menu and then select Messaging.

Creating a Message

• Tap + to compose new message.

• In To field; enter the recipient’s phone number.

• Type message in the Type message to compose field.

• Tap to Send.

Receiving and Managing Messages

When you send and receive messages to/from a contact, these mes sages are grouped as a message thread. A message t hread lo oks li ke an exchanged conversation.

To reply to a text message

• Select Messages.

• Select a message thread to open it.

• Select Type message to enter your message.

• Click to Send.

To forward a text message

• Select Messages..

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• Tap to view a message thread.

• Press and hold a message to view the message op tions.

• Select Forward.

• In the To field, enter the recipient’s phone number.

• Click to Send.

To delete all text messages

• Select Messages.

• Tap Menu > Delete > Select all message threads.

• All the messages will be deleted.

To copy message text

You can use this function to copy the text from a message to a ne w message you are composing.

• Select Messages.

• Select a message thread to open it.

• Press and hold the message to view the sub menu

options.

• Select ‘Copy ’.

• Go to Compose new message.

• Press and hold Type message.

• Select ‘Paste’ to paste the copied text to your new

message.

MULTIMEDIA MESSAGE

A Multimedia message or MMS can contain lette rs, an image, an audio or video file. To c reate and send a n MMS, please follow the step s mentioned below:

• Enter the Main Menu, select Messages and select +.

• Tap Menu > In t he To field, ente r the reci pient’s phone

number or email address and enter the Subject.

• To insert text, tap Type message, and then enter you r

message. Tap to insert a pictu re or video file

and so on..

3.3 C O NTAC TS

This function helps you browse through the phonebook of your device.

To add a Contact

• From the Main Menu select Phone.

• Enter number > Tap >Create new contact.

• Select the storage.

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• You can ente r con tact in formation such as name,

phone num ber, email address e tc., if yo u select storage as “Phone”.

• Tap save on the top to save the contact.

Tip: Or select Contacts, tap to create New contact.

To import contacts

• Conta cts>Tap opti on >C onta ct se tting s>

Import/Export contacts

• Select to im port contacts f rom in ternal s to rage/storage

• Select the import type

3.4 B R O WS E R

Your device feature browser to access internet.

4 . H O ME S CR EEN

From Ho me sc reen, you can quic kly ac cess comm on fea tures, view notifica tions o f missed calls, received messages and check conne ctio n status.

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4.1 S TATU S B AR

The Status bar i cons in dicate di fferen t types of informati on. The table below lists various icons that migh t appear on the status bar of the

device.

Data on or off option

Battery level /charging of the device

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New short message

Missed call notification

Wi-Fi connected

Rotation or portrait

Headset is plugged in

Bluetooth is activated

4.2 C U S TO MI ZI N G S C R E EN

The device features a tou ch sc reen with idle displays and access to utilities at just one-touch. Swipe ri ght or left to navigate through variou s screens accessing your favorite features.

Your device offers various opt ions to customi ze the look an d display of your device. In the idle screen tap:

➢ Wallpaper ➢ Themes

5 . MUL T I MED I A

Your device features various multi media op tions, such as Ca mera, File s, FM Radio, Music/Video Player and Sound Recorder.

5.1 C AM ER A

Your device is equippe d with came ra and video recorde r, which enables you to capture photos and videos.

Capturing an Image

Select Camera.

Aim the phone at the subject, then to take the shot.

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Capturing a Video

Select Camera. Aim the phone at the subject.

To start recording, select

To stop recording, select

5.2 F I L ES

You can bro wse, open and manage the files saved in the Device an d Memory card b y acces sing the Files sub-menu. The de vice provi des a certain spa ce for users to manage files and su ppo rts the T -Flash ca rd. You can u se the files to convenientl y manage vario us di rectories an d files on the T-Flash card.

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5.3 S OU ND RE C O R DE R

You can use t he sound recorde r to record soun ds and also select to sa ve the recordings in your phone.

5.4 F M R AD I O

You can use you r phone to lis ten t o FM radio s tation s on ce the o riginal headset is plugged into the conne ctor. Please press the side key to adjust the volume.

6 . NET W O RK

6.1 W I - FI

Connect to a wireless network to browse Internet.

• Tap Settings.

• Tap ON/OFF to activate Wi-Fi.

• Tap a Wi-Fi accou nt, inpu t the passw ord, then the

device will be connected to the Wi -Fi

Note:

• Once a Wi-Fi account is co nnecte d b y the handset, the

password will be saved automatically, you can tap on the Wi-Fi account to select to fo rget the password to get disconnected from the Wi-Fi account.

• If the Network conne ction is suc cessful; the status bar

icon will show Wi-Fi connection.

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6.2 B L U E TO O TH

You can transfe r data, such as music to othe r devi ce using Blue tooth. Search the device an d accep t/transfer data. The re ceived da ta is automatically stored in the directory.

• Tap Settings

• Tap ON /OFF to enable and disable Bluetooth function

6.3 4G N E TWO RK

4G network offe rs high speed in ternet unde r glo bal standard radi o interfaces an d can provide a wide ran ge of servi ces. In additi on to ma ke it possible to easily co mmuni cate wi th an ybo dy, an ywhe re and anyti me on a global scale, it also permi ts high-s peed communi cations and i mage transmissions. Your device s upp orts 4G/LTE ne twork as well as VOLTE. You can choose preferred network.

Set steps：

• Settings>>M ore>>Mo bile netw orks>>Select network

mode

7 . S ETT I NGS

Select Setting s to view and adjus t t he settin gs of your device. The Settings menu is categorized into following categories:

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WI - FI

Access t his su b-menu to change/view the Wi-Fi se ttings. Please refer to network section for detailed information on Wi-Fi and Bluetooth.

B L U ETO OTH

Access this sub- menu to change/view the Bluetooth se tting s. Please refer to network section for detailed information on Bluetooth.

SI M C AR D S

Your de vice sup ports dual SIM cards, which can be managed by accessing the SIM cards sub-menu.

D ATA U SAGE

Access this sub-menu to view the network Data usage of your device.

M O R E

Access this s ub-menu to change/view se tting s related to Aeroplane

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mode, tethering & portable hotspot, VPN, Mobile networks etc.

D IS P L AY

With this f unc tion you can configure the displa y chara cteris tics of the device inclu ding brightness le vel, wallpaper, sleep, fon t size, devi ce

rotation.

P R OM P T & NO TI F IC ATIO N

You can select the n otifica tion f requen cy and ap p no tificati on unde r this menu

AU D I O P RO F IL ES

Your device provides fou r p re-defined u ser pro files that you can cho ose for dif feren t situation. The pro files are General, Silent, Vibration and Outdoor.

AP P S

This sub-menu enables you to manage all the ins talled, run ning an d applications saved in the device memo ry and SD card. You can remo ve externally installed applications, view and control running applications.

STO RAGE & U S B

View and manage the data storage of your device.

B ATTE R Y

You can chec k the batte ry s tatus of the device by accessing this sub-menu.

M E M OR Y

You can chec k the Total memo ry and A verage used me mory status o f the device by accessing this sub-menu.

L O C ATI ON

The settings related to location can be configured using this sub -menu.

SE C U RI TY

You can pro tect your devi ce f rom unauth orized users by set ting the PI N code or entering a password.

Setup Screen Lock

You can set up a lock for your sc reen in fo rm of Patte rn, PIN code o r password.

• Go to Settings > Security

• Set up screen lock

• Select a desired form (Swipe, Pattern, PIN, Password)

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AC C O U NTS

Use this function to add, remo ve, and manage your Google and othe r supported accoun ts. You also use these settings to con trol how and whether all applications send, re ceive, and s ync data on thei r own schedules, and whethe r all applications can syn ch ronize user data automatically.

L AN GU AGE & I NP U T

Use the Language & inpu t set tings t o select the language on you r device.

B AC K U P & R E SE T

You can take backup of your data and reset the device. After you ba ck u p all your data, if you want to e rase everythin g on your de vice, you can d o a factory reset.

TI M ER SW I TC H MAC H INE

You can set the time fo r auto powe r on /off. Do turn the s tatus on befo re using that function, and then the time.

D ATE & TI ME

You can select to set date, time and time zone using this sub-menu. Use Automatic unless you need to override the network values. Use 24-hour format: Select to set 24-hour formats on or off.

P R INTI N G

You can enable or disable the cloud print.

AB O U T P HO NE

You can view sy stem in formation Includin g System u pdates, Sta tus,

Legal information, Model number, Android version and so on.

8 . A P P LI C A T I O NS & UT IL I TI ES

For your entertainmen t purpo se, you r device is provide d wi th se veral interestin g applicatio ns and u tilities. Please ensure that you have data setting in your device to access the applicati ons. Contact your opera to r for data settings.

C AL C U L ATO R

Calculator helps you perform basic ari thmeti c function s, such as addition, subtraction, multiplication and division.

C AL E ND AR

This phone supports Calendar. You can view calendar or edit an even t using it.

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C L O C K

The clock function gives you an access to alarm clock.

Select Clock from the screen Select from the various options available, select Alarm Tap Menu key to add alarm and change/view the Settings.

F IL E S

File helps yo u to browse and organize all of your pi ctu res, music, vi deos, applications or other files on your local storage.

GM AI L

Gmail webmail service is web-based email service. It will be configure d when you fi rst se t up yo ur de vice. Depending on your synchronization settings, Gmail on your de vice is automa tically synchronized with you r Gmail account on the web. Go to Gmail app. Select Create or Sign in your Google account. Follow the on screen instructions to login o r create your Gmail username and password. Once logged in, you can begin reading and sendin g

emails from your Gmail account.

GO OGL E M AP S

Google Maps mapping service helps to search places of interest.

GO OGL E P L AY STO RE

Google Play St ore allows you to find and download a pplications and fun games fo r your device. Go to Play S tore and setup your Goo gle accoun t. Select Create to create a new account or Sign in to sign in your existin g accoun t. Once you are signed in you can begin searchin g and downloadin g prog rams on the Play sto re. Tap Apps to view the list o f applications available and tap Games to view the list of games available.

YO U TU B E

Youtube is an online video streaming se rvice that allows you to view, search, and upload videos. To start using YouTube

Tap the Application YouTube. Videos are g rouped into various catego ries. Tap a category to see the available videos for that category.

9 . S UP P O RT AND CO NT AC T

For further assistance or queries, you can call on LEPHONE customer care number 0120-4883900* or

mail at [email protected]

Note：After sales servic e of the device is confined to the country in which the purchasing is done.

*Call rates applicable

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ENV I RO NMENTAL CO NCER N

We unders tand that our res ponsibility doesn't end at selling you ou r prod ucts. Under our Compan y policy as well the legislation passed by the Ministry o f Environmen t and Fores ts (MoE F), called E-waste (Management) Rules, 2016, your de vice has been made to compl y and conform to the respective regulation as listed below:

RoHS Compliance

The Produ ct is in conformity wi th the re quiremen t of Rules 16 of the E-waste (Management) Rules, 2016. It does n ot contain followin g

hazardous elemen ts in a prop ortion highe r than the limits provide d hereunder: Maximum concent ratio n value of 0.1% b y weigh t in hom ogenous materials fo r lead (P b), Mercury (Hg), Hexa valent Chromium (Cr6+), Polybromina ted biphen yls (PBBs ), Polybrominate ddiphen yls ethers (PBDEs) and maximum c oncen trati on value of 0.01% by weight in homogenous materials for Cadmium (Cd).

This pro duct and i ts acces sories fall under the E -waste (Management)

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Rules, 2016 of Ministry of Envi ronmen t, Fores ts & Climate Chan ge (MoEF&CC). For detailed info rmation o n proper m odes of disposal, please visit our website at http://www.lephonemobile.co.in/India/e -waste/ Our Authorized E-waste Recycler is M/s. 3R Recycler. In case of an y queries regardin g the prope r disp osal and/o r re cyclin g o f

electroni cs, handing ove r y our en d of life mobile p hones consu mers can visit our website: www.lephonemobile.co.in For m ore informati on about E-waste please write to

- [email protected]

Do’s for disposal of End-of-life product:

• Always drop your used electronic products, batteries, and

packaging materials after the end of their life at the nearest LEPHONE collection point for recycling

• To protect na tural res ources and to promote re-use of the material,

kindly separate batteries from other type of waste

• Separate the packaging material according to responsible waste

disposal options and sort for recycling

• Glass surface of any electronic product should be protected to

avoid breakage

Don’t for disposal of End-of-life product:

• Never dump E-waste in garbage bins or municipal solid waste

stream

• Do not dispose off your product as unsorted municipal waste or

regular waste

• Don’t trash your mobile phones and accessories, instead

RECYCLE it through an authorized recycler

• Do not dispose used, damaged or leaking Lithium ion (Li-ion)

batteries with normal household waste

• If batteries are not properly disposed off, it can cause harm to

human health or the environment

• Placing of batteries or devices on or in heating devices, such as

microwave ovens, stoves, or radiators and improper disposal of batteries may lead to explosion

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• If the battery terminals are in contact with metal objects, it may

cause a fire.

Infor mation on t he conseq uences of i mpr oper handling, a ccidenta l breakage dama ge a nd impro per re cycling of the e nd of life

product:

If this product is impro perl y handled, bro ken or damaged o r carelessl y recycled or disp osed o ff in the fi re, can resul t in envi ron mental and data security concerns, including the following:

• Affect nea rly e very system in the human body and resul t in bi rth

defects, brain, heart, live r, kidne y and skeletal s ystem damage. They will also signifi cantly a ffect the ne rvous and rep rodu cti ve systems of the human body;

• When burne d, create cance r-produci ng di oxins which a re

released into the ai r we breathe; If thro wn in landfills, may leach into groundwater affecting your local community;

• In warm clima tes, the oxida tion o f mercury in the environmen t

can be accelera ted, leading to the creatio n of oxidi zed Hg atoms that are known to be asso ciated wi th ozone depletion; an d

Impro per recycling addi tionally results in data sec urity is sues, as private electroni c information re mains on hard dri ve, if not properly removed before disposal.