You would think this would be something you do but....  maybe do it more often during this time.  Since millennial's "live" on their phones they should be even more vigilant.

If you're like most people, your smartphone is practically an extension of your hand. In fact, the average American checks his or her phone about once every 10 minutes — for a total of 96 times a day, according to November 2019 research by global tech protection company Asurion.

All that checking adds up to a lot of touching. But your phone isn't the only thing your hands are holding. From bathroom doorknobs to grocery carts to subway poles, your fingers come across a lot of dirty objects. And, odds are, the slew of germs you've encountered during the day will end up clinging to your trusty mobile.

Whether you're taking precautions to prevent catching the coronavirus or just trying to avoid the common cold, here's what you should know about the pesky pathogens lurking on your tech and how to disinfect your phone.

5 Steps to Disinfect Your Phone
1. Wipe away oils first: Use a soft, lint-free cloth to wipe down the hard surfaces of the phone and remove dirt and oils. This will pave the way so the disinfecting wipe can better do its job.
2. Choose the right alcohol wipe: According to Apple, you should select a wipe that is 70 percent isopropyl alcohol (check the ingredients on the back of the package). Apple recommends Clorox Disinfecting Wipes. Do not use bleach.
3. Remove the case: If your phone case is made of fabric or leather, you'll want to remove it to prevent possible damage from the alcohol wipe.
4. Wipe gently: Wipe the hard, nonporous surfaces of your phone, including the screen.
5. Avoid openings: Avoid getting moisture into any of the phone's openings, such as the speakers or charging port.

https://www.livestrong.com/article/13725307-how-to-disinfect-phone/?utm_source=newsletter&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=031920_thu_curated