The Internet is full of hoaxes, scams, half-truths and big lies, so it is very important to learn to distinguish them. This is the case of the code 3370 that supposedly if we dial it on our mobile gives us more battery.
The battery is given to us by the charger, either through an external battery or by connecting the charger to the electrical current. At the moment that "technology" to obtain energy with a few simple keystrokes has not reached our lives and it is not possible to get extra battery by dialing a code on the numeric keypad of the mobile.
A matter of hours ago, battery-related news went around the world and that is that a long-lasting battery has been patented at a University in Australia that promises 5 days of autonomy in mobile phones.
Going back to the hoax that runs, again, through WhatsApp, no matter how much we dial 3370 on the numeric keypad, we are not going to get 50% battery lifeThis hoax is hardly credible, and the deception can be easily detected, but even so, we wanted to report the fact and the big lie it tells.
As much as we want more battery, unfortunately neither mobiles have a battery reserve, nor is this trick useful The only thing What we can advise from here is to be wary of every message that arrives via WhatsApp or email in which they promise gifts, miraculous solutions, incredible discounts, etc.
If our phone's battery doesn't last long, we recommend buying an external battery for the mobile and always taking it with us, especially if we plan to go out with the car, return home late, go to a place we don't know well, etc.
From any point of view, the hoax of 3370 is implausible, but it has been useful for us to take into account basic advice such as distrust in the Internet and be cautious if our mobile phone battery fails.
