BlackBerry describes its DTEK50 as “the world’s most secure Android smartphone,” namely because of the software it runs on. Security may be the narrative that defines the device’s marketing, but this is a phone with a number of features and tweaks that aren’t always obvious. We’ve previously covered tips and tricks for the Android-based BlackBerry Priv, and some of those also apply to the DTEK50, so you might want to check them out. But before you do, here are some more handy BlackBerry DTEK50 tips to help you get more out of your new phone.
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