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Motorola is warning people not to add screen protectors to the new Razr, and says bumps and lumps under the screen are 'normal'

Antonio Villas-Boas   

Motorola is warning people not to add screen protectors to the new Razr, and says bumps and lumps under the screen are 'normal'
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  • Motorola released a video to point out a few things about the new Razr that people should know before using the phone.
  • Some of the tips are obvious, like avoiding sharp objects or wiping it dry if it's exposed to a splash of water.
  • Other care tips include folding the Razr before putting it away in a pocket or bag, and to avoid using your own screen protector, as the phone already has one.
  • Motorola is also setting expectations by telling users that lumps and bumps under the screen are normal.
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Motorola released a video detailing how to care for the new Razr foldable smartphone, presumably because the experience of using it will be different than a traditional smartphone.

It's also taking the opportunity to tell you that "bumps and lumps" under the screen are normal, and that you shouldn't use a screen protector with the new Razr.

Indeed, foldable smartphones are so new that they come with a few disclaimers and warnings, at least for now while foldable smartphone technology is improved.

Motorola recently announced that the new Razr will be released on February 6 in the US, and people can already pre-order the phone now from Verizon, Motorola itself, or Walmart.

Check out what Motorola says you should and shouldn't do if you get the new Razr:

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