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Nokia solved this problem two decades ago by putting holograms on their batteries.
by fsh 3y ago
Nokia solved this problem two decades ago by putting holograms on their batteries.
- HWR_14 3y agoBecause when people buy a used iPhone it is reasonable for them to open up the phone and check all the parts for holograms?
- fps-hero 3y agoI bought a fake Nokia back in the day (18 years ago). The thing which gave away it was fake was the atrocious battery life (2ish run time hours), and otherwise clunky software. I can assure you faking a hologram was absolutely not problem.