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An unknown exploit that causes your battery to overheat in just the right circumstance (active sensory conditions met), not inconscievable. I think our society
by illuminant 2y ago
An unknown exploit that causes your battery to overheat in just the right circumstance (active sensory conditions met), not inconscievable.
I think our society is set to implode due to our lack of awareness and incompetents. Relying upon others to keep you safe is a form of incompetence.
Explore open source hardware. Go solar punk. Keep your dumb phone and your smart pad separate physical devices, which proxy.
Good luck staying safe!
- JohnFen 2y ago> An unknown exploit that causes your battery to overheat in just the right circumstance (active sensory conditions met), not inconscievable. It's not inconceivable, but it is extraordinarily unlikely (and even harder to engineer). Even in critical conditions, batteries are extremely unlikely to actually explode. Burst into flames, sure, if there's physical damage or the battery protection circuitry was bypassed. Explode? Not really.
- illuminant 2y agoYour completely off. Iphones had that wifi/Bluetooth transceiver bug THE WHOLE TIME FOR OVER TEN YEARS A PRIMITIVE EXPLOIT ALLOWED SUB-SYSTEM (pre- kernel) REMOTE ACCESS. Your bases do not belong to themselves. Think proactively, not as fodder.
- illuminant 2y agoExploding at high altitude? buff
- illuminant 2y agoAnd not to carry on, though did you miss the recent youtube scroll of the battery fire in China? You speak with confidence to yesterday's troubles that were not so far away. Your confidence is your undermining, Man.
- talldayo 2y agoA battery fire is not an explosion. Thermal runaway can be detected by the user long before their phone bursts into flame; the battery cell will become extremely hot and inflate to the point your device breaks before ignition. Most people will notice minutes in advance and dispose of/distance themselves from their handset entirely.