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Americans spent over $3 billion last year fixing their smartphone screens One in three Americans have broken a phone in the past year. With the convenience of having a computer in our pocket to access email, listen to music, post on social media, and purchase anything within seconds, we are addicted to our phones now more than ever. With about three-quarters of U.S. adults owning a smartphone, one in three (31 percent) have broken a phone in the past year. If you've broken more than one, you're not alone! Of that percentage, one in four (22 percent) have broken three or more. The average time from purchase to breaking your phone is approximately 10 weeks. 70 million smartphones are lost each year, with only 7 percent recovered. 4.3 percent of company-issued smartphones are lost or stolen every year. Statistics on Broken iPhones Top causes of accidental iPhone damage are: 38% Falling out of the user's hand 28% Falling into liquid 15% Falling out of the user's lap 5% Getting knocked off of a table 9% Having liquid spilled on it 5% Lost or misplaced These accidents are incredibly commonplace occurrences and they are very easy to do even if you are careful. In addition to the 30 percent of users who accidentally break their iPhones once during any 12 month period, more than half of those users will end up breaking their phone through an accident a second time. These damages have added up to more than $3 billion in repairs and replacements in 2018. When you purchase a new phone, you get excited and want to ensure you do everything to keep it safe, so you buy the bulky case and screen protector. However, as time goes by, you start taking the case off at home because you think nothing could possibly go wrong. Then you get in the habit of leaving the house without it, and sure enough, your phone eventually hits the ground. Ah, water damage. Those two dreaded words that are not covered by the one-year manufacturer’s warranty. We’ve all experienced a water incident,