If the charger has no transformer (and no galvanic isolation) then you can get electric shock by touching output contacts (or metal parts of a phone) and any gr

If the charger has no transformer (and no galvanic isolation) then you can get electric shock by touching output contacts (or metal parts of a phone) and any grounded piece of metal, for example a water pipe. By the way, would not it be better to have lower AC voltage? For example, 75V or 60V don't look as dangerous as 230V.