Quick and dirty (pun intended) translation of the most important points of a recent newsitem on a Belgian Dutch tv channel (https://nieuws.vtm.be/vtm-nieuws/bin

Quick and dirty (pun intended) translation of the most important points of a recent newsitem on a Belgian Dutch tv channel (https://nieuws.vtm.be/vtm-nieuws/binnenland/video-zo-vuil-je-smartphone https://nieuws.vtm.be/vtm-nieuws/binnenland/video-zo-vuil-je...) According to a KUL researcher, between 20 to 100 species of bacteria are living on any smartphone (she analysed 5 phones). Almost all species are skin bacteria, but a strand of stafylococcus aureus could cause problems such as sepsis, and wound infections. Undoutedly, you have read ample smartphone reviews with complaints of smears being too visible on the casings or screens.