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>device can't be fooled to think this is a battery and doesn't even turn on. Depend on the phone, what battery charging and monitoring IC it uses, but the olde
by ChuckNorris89 4y ago
>device can't be fooled to think this is a battery and doesn't even turn on.
Depend on the phone, what battery charging and monitoring IC it uses, but the older ones from the Samsung S2 generation, the ones that still had removable battery, could easily be fooled by adding a resistor to the third BSI/BTEMP terminal (the one in the middle).
- iforgotpassword 4y agoI feared that there was a sweet spot for this in the past. The few modern ones where you can still get to the battery have some proprietary connector with a dozen pins where I wouldn't even know where to start. The one I had was some Noname device from China that really only had two wires going to the battery pack, which I've never seen on any other Android device yet, so I was quite positive given the cheapness that my simple trick would work, but alas.