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  • Flawed 3rd-party chargers reportedly culprit in Apple's China iPhone 6 investigation

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    Fatman said:
    Chinese love their cheap knockoffs - the country is filled with counterfeit garbage. I'm sure their corrupt government will force Apple to repair those phones at no cost.
    I registered the account only for claim this: I am a customer who bought iPhone 6s on official website on 30 Sep 2015. And I always use OFFICIAL charger and cable ALL THE TIME. This is not the problem of the 3rd party charger.    I always use the phone between 0 - 35 degree.    Lots of customers have the same problem, also in Australia. We are now combined together and try to solve the problem. 

    BTW, watch your tongue, have you ever noticed all the Apple products are assembled in China when you look at the back of your product? Please be polite and show the basic respect to you and yourself. We try to figure out the problem and it is not necessary to have a discrimination. 
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  • Flawed 3rd-party chargers reportedly culprit in Apple's China iPhone 6 investigation

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    linkman said:
    steveh said:
    maestro64 said:

    A device which is dumb like a charger which just provide powers should not be the issue, there is more to this than the power source.

    Chargers are no longer necessarily dumb devices. At least, not properly designed chargers.

    They should be talking to the device's charging systems, and reacting properly, like dropping from normal charge current to a trickle charge level, or off, as the battery comes up to full charge.

    At the very least, the device being charged at the very worst should be able to control the charger in self defense.
    The device being charged is the one that controls the current. It is the duty of the charger to supply the correct voltage. A system that requires the charger to reduce the current in response to the battery state means the charger would need direct feedback from the battery or obtain a signal from the device as to the battery condition -- this would require a more complicated setup in connectors, wiring, and charger. An iPhone is fully capable of regulating the current to the battery being charged.

    The problem with these bad 3rd party devices is that their voltage goes out of allowable limits. I don't know the specifics but it is possible that they have a large AC component. Voltage too high or too low could be a problem too.
    I registered the account only for claim this: I am a customer who bought iPhone 6s on official website on 30 Sep 2015. And I always use OFFICIAL charger and cable ALL THE TIME. This is not the problem of the 3rd party charger.    I always use the phone between 0 - 35 degree.    Lots of customers have the same problem, also in Australia. We are now combined together and try to solve the problem.