"NASA Warns Against Using Phone Cameras to Photograph Solar Eclipses"
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NASA warns against pointing phone cameras directly at the sun to take photos of the eclipse, as it could permanently damage the phone's camera. Instead, they suggest using eclipse glasses in front of the phone's camera lens or visiting their website for more tips on photographing the eclipse.
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