Most people notice the crease on a foldable phone at first, but many stop noticing it after a few days of regular use. Today's foldable phones use improved hinge and display technology that helps reduce visibility of the crease compared to earlier foldable models.

Yes. Modern foldable phones are designed for daily use and tested to withstand hundreds of thousands of folds. Advances in hinge design, materials, and durability testing help ensure foldable phones can handle years of normal opening and closing. AT&T Protect Advantage covers hinge and screen issues if something goes wrong.

If a foldable phone screen is damaged, repair options are available through authorized service providers. Many locations offer screen repair services, and AT&T Protect Advantage may help cover eligible screen and device repairs, depending on coverage and location.

Yes. Most popular apps are optimized for foldable phones and can take advantage of the larger display for multitasking, streaming, gaming, and productivity. Apps that are not specifically optimized are typically resized automatically to work smoothly on foldable phone screens.

A flip phone folds in half to create a more compact device while maintaining the experience of a traditional smartphone. A book-style foldable phone opens into a larger tablet-like display, giving users more screen space for multitasking, entertainment, reading, and productivity.

Foldable phones offer the convenience of a smartphone with the larger screen experience of a tablet. They are especially useful for people who frequently multitask, stream videos, read content, work on the go, or want more screen space without carrying multiple devices.