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dbrand Teardown limited edition phone skins let you fake transparent backs

dbrand Teardown limited edition phone skins let you fake transparent backs

Posted on December 3, 2019 By Jarvis

Most consumers delight in the colorful gradients that some phones these days sport but there are a few that revel in seeing the things that make their phones tick. Transparent back mods, however, are painstaking and dangerous, not only voiding warranties but also risking damaging the phone beyond repair. Fortunately, dbrand and JerryRigEverything have come up with a compromise that will let you see your phone’s backside innards on the cheap, no risks needed.
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