scorpiodsu
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I have not had any heating problem at all. I use official chargers the way that it was intended. The idiots whose phone supposedly overheated were probably not using those chargers. In fact in one of the pictures you can see he has a black charger with an adapter. He probably works for Apple.
You're probably right but also a manufacturing is supposed to specifically know how accessories from elsewhere will affect their device performance and user safety. All companies tell us to use their branded accessories but they also know everyone isn't going to do that because of the cost and they cannot always confirm a problem with their device you sent back for warranty replacement was due to faulty accessories. So how do they fix this? Certification program. Meaning the cable doesn't work with the device unless the manufacturer has certified it. Kinda like what Apple did when the lightning cables first came out. People were upset when cheap knockoff cables couldn't charge or sync their devices but that's exactly what that type of safeguard is for. Because Samsung or (Apple) cannot test every cable under the sun, they only allow the ones they have tested. I've been saying this needed to be done for a while due to all the junk accessories that are going around. And especially with USB C being newer, it definitely needed this. And even if the issue would still come about with Samsung's own accessories, at least there's some comfort in the company proactively testing and approving items that are good for our devices. Just my thought.