BREAKING STORY ,this is crazy ,1,000s of Hezbollah pagers all Exploded after message sent out
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this is shit straight out of a movie ,sorry dont have sauce just heard it on fox news
Sooo, can this happen with our smartphones?
Short answer, YES.
Middle answer, faraday bags.
Also they emit a lot of radiation so don't keep them near you, especially when sleeping.
Faraday bag yes, but if the smartphone already has a timer set internally, it will still burn up in the bag
Rabbit hole...or could the absence of receiving the message further ensure it will be in a hand when the problem occurs.
So many sensors in a phone, almost endless possibilities.
Good points
Well, the pagers got a trigger message...
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"That, Detective, is the right question"
Not like this, no.
These pagers were either manufactured for or intercepted by IDF / mossad and modified specifically for this with added explosives and a special board to trigger these all at once while still maintaining regular functionality. (Think about it, you would need these thousands of pagers to be passed out and put into use and be functional and not just blow up the first time somebody turned it on and received a message. If the first few blew up the rest would get thrown away)
Your phone doesn't have c4 in it.
Could your phone be back door to make the battery overheat/catch fire? Almost certainly.
These pagers didn't Just catch fire... They exploded. Pagers usually use one AA or AAA battery That usually lasts for 1 to 3 months depending on usage.
Found a video of one exploding https://www.thesun.co.uk/news/30487383/hezbollah-fighters-injured-walkie-talkies-explode/
Very good explanation, thank you. I worry enough about the emf the damn things emit.
Why not? Or electric cars?
Yep, very true
Maybe the Samsung 7
or 9or whatever it was way back was a prototype for this. Remember they were exploding and catching on fire and banned from planes.Edit to add article. : https://www.npr.org/sections/thetwo-way/2016/10/14/497999029/samsung-galaxy-note-7-banned-on-planes-including-in-checked-bags