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You should never throw away electronics with your regular trash. Many of the components?especially batteries?can be harmful or dangerous if not disposed of properly. That doesn't happen if you're just taking it to the curb. Sell, donate, or recycle, but don't trash an old phone.

20 great uses for an old Android device Use it as a wireless trackpad and controller for your computer.Turn it into a remote computer terminal.Use it as a universal smart remote.Let it power scientific research.Transform it into a free-standing security camera.Reframe it as a full-time videoconferencing station.

Look for local cell phone recycling centers near you Search for local cell phone recycling centers near you. Local centers may offer a variety of recycling services aside from electronic waste, so it is important to explicitly ask the organization if they offer e-waste recycling.

Let's take a look at the various organizations where you can donate your old phone. Goodwill.The Salvation Army.GreenDrop.Call2Recycle.Secure the Call.911 Cell Phone Bank.Call to Safety.National Coalition Against Domestic Violence.

Getting cash for your old phone Decluttr. Decluttr can help you get rid of old tech (not just your smartphone) by paying you directly for your devices.Gazelle.Swappa.SellCell.Call2Recycle.Eco Cell.Best Buy.Goodwill.

To recycle broken phones, the simplest option is to drop them off at a local recycling center that accepts electronic waste. But you can also find companies that may be willing to buy your broken device.

Take It to a Recycler Plenty of nonprofit organizations and local communities offer options to help you recycle old electronics. One group, Call2Recycle, offers drop-off locations for rechargeable batteries and cell phones all over the U.S. To find a location, just enter your ZIP code at Call2Recycle.org.