Here are some more ways outside of this video…

Sell it: You can try selling your old phone online through websites like eBay, Craigslist, or Swappa.

1. Donate it: You can donate your old phone to a charitable organization like the Salvation Army or Goodwill.

2. Recycle it: Many phone manufacturers and retailers have programs in place to recycle old phones. You can also look for local e-waste recycling centers that accept old phones.

3. Use it as a spare: You can keep your old phone as a spare in case your current phone breaks or you need a temporary phone for travel.

4. Turn it into a security camera: You can repurpose your old phone as a security camera by installing a security camera app and placing the phone in a strategic location.

5. Use it as a music player: You can use your old phone as a dedicated music player by loading it up with your favorite tunes and leaving it in a place where you can easily access it, like the kitchen or living room.

6. Use it as a GPS: If you don't want to use your data plan while driving, you can use your old phone as a dedicated GPS device by downloading offline maps and using it as a navigation tool.

7. Use it as a baby monitor: If you have a young child, you can use your old phone as a baby monitor by installing a baby monitor app and placing the phone in the child's room.

8. Use it as a home automation hub: You can use your old phone as a home automation hub by installing smart home apps and using it to control your smart devices.

9. Use it as a home security system: You can repurpose your old phone as a home security system by installing a home security app and using it to monitor your home for any unusual activity.