> This is not a real issue on Android What!? Yes it is. I've seen it first hand on numerous kids phones, that "have a bad battery" or "stopped working". Turns

> This is not a real issue on Android What!? Yes it is. I've seen it first hand on numerous kids phones, that "have a bad battery" or "stopped working". Turns out downloading unlimited arbitrary binaries from in-app/in-youtube advertisements leads to a functionally bricked phone. I assume adults are too embarrassed, don't want to hand their phone over to someone and just buy a new one.