Not ‘fur’ fun: How to protect your gadgets from pet mayhem


While smartphones have turned pets like cats or dogs into Internet sensations, people’s four-legged companions are also known for turning gadgets into their personal chew toys and playthings. — Image by prostooleh on Freepik

In June, Muhd Saiful Azwar Talib began what seemed like a routine repair on a laptop reportedly exposed to liquid at his Kedah-based Fix Your Laptop shop.

“It was not unusual,” he remarked, noting that many customers seek help after spilling drinks such as coffee or air sirap.

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