Then just now there was smell of something metling/burning

Turns out in his Moto G3( which I previously owned), the USB slot is melted

Phone works but won't be charged again

Cable looks melted too

But not as much as this huge hole where usb port was

So the question is, what cause this fuckup

Did the G3 finally went apeshit, or was the random cable the culprit

It was charging via laptop USB not AC mind you

>worked fine until you added a cable you found

Golly I wonder

I mean he used the cable for some time now

But considering a longer time period was before said cable was used

Yeah most likely culprit is the shitty cable

It's kind of a shit situation but I'm kinda glad

Since this might teach everyone in my family not to be lazy bums and steal my charger

Especially when everyone had a set of AC adapter + cable provided for their phones

>living with thieving pollacks

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On a side note

I guess I'm gonna be hasty on this one but, any ideas for a budget phone <:alismirk:230784726615588865>

Gotta recommend something for someone I know

Since his current one kinda died

the cables (-) wire shorted to your phone and cause infinite current?

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That's a Samsung cable

Case closed

is that silvery stuff the solder?

Umm… help?

clever way to spread malware

Outsource to your victims

If you're saying wechat is malware,
1. I don't disagree but
2. Notice it's asking for long term wechat users

Ones likely to have large contact lists?

🤔

I'd think it'd be trivial for the malware author to make a list of compromised users, then check it against the numbers newly infected users enter and reject duplicates

It'd make the victims actively work harder to find a new target

@Matthew this isn't actually malware, it's from the wechat app I downloaded from the play store.

>the app score has never been compromised, let alone singular apps

I googled it, it's real. But hot damn, that's an awful verification method

It'd be impressive if it were a malware propagation method