Generic phone chargers are cheaper than manufacturer-approved ones, but they can pose safety risks due to potential hazards such as overheating, electric shocks, and fire. In a study, 58% of generic chargers for Apple devices failed safety tests, increasing the likelihood of accidents and injuries. To reduce the risk, consumers are advised to use chargers from the device’s manufacturer or opt for third-party chargers with certifications from labs like UL Solutions, Intertek, or CSA to ensure safety standards are met.
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Haunted doll’s handler says it’s not responsible for local disasters as it tours country
A cursed doll, Annabelle, rumored to have gone missing during a paranormal tour in the US, is allegedly linked to local disasters including a fire and a jailbreak. Despite claims of her disappearance while in New Orleans, Tony Spera from the Warren Occult Museum asserts that Annabelle was never out of their control and remains secured in her case. Skepticism persists on social media, especially after incidents occurred shortly after the doll's alleged absence, leading...
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