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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Rachel Reeves, concerned about the UK economy, seems to have forgotten Labour's promises to go green. Labour had pledged to make Britain the "green finance capital of the world" and reduce greenhouse emissions by 100% from 1990 levels by 2050. Despite these ambitions, the Chancellor is supporting a third runway at Heathrow to boost economic growth, despite warnings from experts and think tanks that it could hinder efforts to reach net zero goals and provide...
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