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Brianne Sandorf

Salt Lake City
As seen in: MSN, Money Talks News, Reviews.org
Covers:  Personal and family safety; home security; smart home tech; corporate training; learning
I once wrote a monologue about a potato. I don't know how to knit.

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Brianne Sandorf’s Biography

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Brianne’s spent the last five years writing professional, research-based content. Before joining ASecureLife, she worked on an award-winning gun safety course and served on a workplace safety committee. Brianne has a degree in English and creative writing from Westminster College. Her hobbies include wearing a seatbelt, wearing a life jacket, and keeping her arms and legs inside the ride at all times.

Brianne has also written articles about workplace training and learning.

Brianne Sandorf’s Journalist Portfolio

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5 Tips to Protect Your Sliding Door in 2020 | Reviews.org

5 Tips to Protect Your Sliding Door in 2020 | Reviews.org

We talk a lot about securing regular doors, but what about sliding doors? You've got a few options to protect…

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Best Garage Door Security Systems, Alarms, Sensors & Locks 2020

Best Garage Door Security Systems, Alarms, Sensors & Locks 2020

1. Close your garage door Do you shut your garage door? Or do you sometimes leave it open while you're nappin…

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AT&T Digital Life Home Security System & Camera Review 2020

AT&T Digital Life Home Security System & Camera Review 2020

Yes, Digital Life home security still exists (though with fewer offerings). You can enlist its services. But …

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Cox Homelife Review 2020: Can You Trust Cox with Your Life?

Cox Homelife Review 2020: Can You Trust Cox with Your Life?

Data effective 04/22/2020. Offers subject to change. Cox Homelife pricing, contracts, and fees Cox Homelife p…

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Best Motion-Detector Cameras 2020: Track Movement that Matters

Best Motion-Detector Cameras 2020: Track Movement that Matters

Security cameras sound cool, but then you realize that they're impossible to watch all the time. There's a re…

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Best Nanny Cam of 2020: Know Your Family Is Safe

Best Nanny Cam of 2020: Know Your Family Is Safe

Need to watch over your child from afar? Or want to watch over the person watching over your child? The easie…

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What Age Should Your Kid Get a Phone?

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By Brianne Sandorf
| Reviews.org
How to find the balance between safety and mental health for teens I got my first phone at 16 years old. It was a red, shiny, and (at the time) sleek-looking Samsung flip phone. My house sat in a small triangle with no cell phone coverage, so incoming calls from my friends didn’t always get picked up. If I exceeded my monthly text message limit, my parents were on the hook for 17 cents per text.
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What Age Should Your Kid Get a Phone?

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By Brianne Sandorf
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How to find the balance between safety and mental health for teens I got my first phone at 16 years old. It was a red, shiny, and (at the time) sleek-looking Samsung flip phone. My house sat in a small triangle with no cell phone coverage, so incoming calls from my friends didn’t always get picked up. If I exceeded my monthly text message limit, my parents were on the hook for 17 cents per text.
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5 Things You Need to Know Before Switching Cell Phone Carriers

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By Brianne Sandorf
| Reviews.org
skip to main content In the 18 years that I’ve had a cell phone, I’ve used each of the three major mobile providers: T-Mobile, Verizon, and AT&T. Each time my family switches providers, we encounter bumps — some major, some minor. And we’re not alone.
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How do you prefer to be pitched on stories?

Written communication is best.

Why did you become a journalist?

I love writing about anything, so writing articles and reviews was a no-brainer for me.

Did you work for your high school newspaper? If so, what did you do there?

I wasn't on the staff, but I had a few articles published. One was about the rules of hanging out in the high school band room.