Getting started with MyPhone

Handle MyPhone with care. Made of metal, glass and plastic, it contains sensitive electronic components. The device or its battery can be damaged if dropped, burned, punctured, crushed or plunged into liquid.

If you think that your MyPhone or its battery is damaged, stop using it because it could cause overheating and injuries. Do not use a smartphone if it has a broken glass, because it can cause injuries. If you are worried about scratching the surface of your device, you can use a protective case.

Do not open the device and do not try to fix it by yourself. Disassembling your MyPhone can cause injuries or damage the device. It can also affect the water and splash resistance. For example, it can result in dangerous exposure to invisible infrared laser emissions.

If the device is damaged or doesn't work properly, please contact Str@wberry or an authorized service center.

Do not try to replace the battery yourself. The lithium-ion battery of MyPhone must be replaced by Str@wberry or an authorized service center.

A wrong replacement or repair could damage the battery and then cause overheating or injuries. The battery should be recycled or disposed separately from household garbage. Do no incinerate the battery.

In some circumstances, using MyPhone can distract you and result in dangerous situations (for example, do not use earphones when riding a bike and do not write text messages while driving).

Follow the rules which forbid or limit the use of mobile devices or earphones.

Maps depends on data service. These services may be subject to changes and are not available in all regions, making maps and location-based information unavailable, inaccurate or incomplete. Compare the given information in Maps with your environment. Use common sense when traveling. Always consider road signs and conditions to solve any existing differences. Some features of Maps require the GPS tracking service.