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

ikr

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Durian is disgusting why did I eat a whole bag

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Where the fuck did you get duruan