Warning: Do not take a cut charging cable lightly, it can cause losses worth thousands, know why it is dangerous..
Shikha Saxena May 12, 2025 01:15 PM

In today's digital age, smartphones have become an important part of our lives. Be it making payment, paying bills, or using social media, everything is done through mobile. In such a situation, it is very important to keep the phone's battery charged. But do you know how dangerous it can be to charge a phone with a torn or damaged charging cable?

Apple warns

Apple has recently issued a warning regarding charging a phone with a damaged cable. Apple has given this information on its support page. According to the company, there is a risk of fire, electric shock, injury, and damage to the device when charging a phone with a damaged cable or charger. The company has advised that if any breakage or damage is seen in the charging cable, then its use should be stopped immediately.

Dangers of charging with a damaged cable

Risk of fire: Charring with a cut cable can cause a short circuit, which increases the chances of fire.

Electric shock: Coming in contact with exposed wires can cause electric shock, which can even be fatal.

Damage to the phone: Charging with a damaged cable can cause permanent damage to the phone's battery or other hardware.

Data damage: Sometimes damaged cables can also cause problems in data transfer, which can lead to data corruption.

Tips for safe charging

Always use original or certified cables; avoid cheap or local cables, as they do not follow safety standards.

Check the cable regularly. If any breakage or damage is seen in the cable, replace it immediately.

Keep the phone in a well-ventilated place while charging. Do not charge the phone under a pillow or blanket. This can lead to overheating.

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