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It was the case for me and @m_mueller apparently, my old MBP had one of those inflated batteries from heat likely, the only other device I've seen a battery puf
by StudentStuff 9y ago
It was the case for me and @m_mueller apparently, my old MBP had one of those inflated batteries from heat likely, the only other device I've seen a battery puff up like that in is an old Blackberry. No bueno!
Never seen significant puffage in the used/broken Li-Ion battery packs I've rebuilt either, so presumably that is moderately unique to Apple?
- _jal 9y agoIt is unique to the laws of physics in this universe. If you look around, you'll find video of exploding flashlights, and it wasn't Apple that recently had airlines forbidding you to bring their devices onto planes... So, that's drivers, batteries, and keyboard-coatings; what's next?
- StudentStuff 9y agoSaving your email you used for iCloud to the UEFI in plain text and providing no way to wipe it? Could take a sledgehammer to it... Never said that battery failure was something that only occurred with Apple, just the way they fail (puffing up) was something that has happened to myself and two of my friends, meanwhile these 5+ year old battery packs from HPs and Dells that I've been pulling apart had a cell or two fail to retain a charge, but they don't significantly expand in size usually.
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- marksomnian 9y ago> providing no way to wipe it sudo nvram -d fmm-mobileme-token-FMM