A type of cyberattack that could set your smartphone on fire using its wireless chargerZerush@lemmy.ml to Technology@lemmy.ml – 105 points – 4 months agotechxplore.com18Post a CommentPreviewYou are viewing a single commentView all commentsLet's pray they don't find a way to detonate the batteries!As in older iPhones? Without the need of an malicious charger https://www.digitaltrends.com/mobile/more-exploding-iphones/ Also Samsung Note 7 was da bomb!It is the result of, to make the phone thinner, putting a battery that is too thin for the necessary power and therefore it gets too hot. It happens when the design is governed by the commercial demands of managers rather than those of technicians.
Let's pray they don't find a way to detonate the batteries!As in older iPhones? Without the need of an malicious charger https://www.digitaltrends.com/mobile/more-exploding-iphones/ Also Samsung Note 7 was da bomb!It is the result of, to make the phone thinner, putting a battery that is too thin for the necessary power and therefore it gets too hot. It happens when the design is governed by the commercial demands of managers rather than those of technicians.
As in older iPhones? Without the need of an malicious charger https://www.digitaltrends.com/mobile/more-exploding-iphones/ Also Samsung Note 7 was da bomb!It is the result of, to make the phone thinner, putting a battery that is too thin for the necessary power and therefore it gets too hot. It happens when the design is governed by the commercial demands of managers rather than those of technicians.
Also Samsung Note 7 was da bomb!It is the result of, to make the phone thinner, putting a battery that is too thin for the necessary power and therefore it gets too hot. It happens when the design is governed by the commercial demands of managers rather than those of technicians.
It is the result of, to make the phone thinner, putting a battery that is too thin for the necessary power and therefore it gets too hot. It happens when the design is governed by the commercial demands of managers rather than those of technicians.
Let's pray they don't find a way to detonate the batteries!
As in older iPhones? Without the need of an malicious charger
Also Samsung Note 7 was da bomb!
It is the result of, to make the phone thinner, putting a battery that is too thin for the necessary power and therefore it gets too hot. It happens when the design is governed by the commercial demands of managers rather than those of technicians.