A mobile exploded during charging and an 8-month baby sleeping aside died. We often hear similar news, so we brought up a few reasons behind mobile explosions.
Using a phone with a swollen battery can be risky. Keep an eye on re-shaping of your phone like bulging display or bloating rear panel.
It's not a good idea to use a phone with a cracked screen and broken body as it lets water or sweat enter and cause severe damage.
It is strictly not advised to charge your phone with a duplicate adapter and cable. Always use the one from the phone's brand.
Don't put your phone on charging overnight. Also, don't plug it in even on slight discharge. It is advised to stop charging after 90% for better battery life.
Don't let your smartphone be exposed to extreme temperatures for long hours. This deteriorates your phone's battery the most.
Authorised company service centres repair your phone with a good care using original parts rather than local repair shops.
Smartphones are multitasking but arrive with limited memory that can cause the chipset to behave inadvertently when gets too hot.
Charging smartphone through car charging adapters and extension cords should be avoided as it may cause short-circuit.