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Is surprise hazard possible when recharging mobile phone?
Where I live currently, it's very possible to have sudden higher flow of verve for a second. This possibly causes devices to break but not explode like fridges, microwaves, water heaters, big TVs & once our expensive computer video card because they consume flows.
Yesterday, I heard that one shouldn't answer the mobile when it's recharging because they might get burnt if the above occurs. But I never even heard of a non-stationary phone could get broken because of this.
Do you see it is sensible that one could get burnt of mobile phone while recharging?
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