I'm awre of this, i have been an LG person since the LG ally in 2008, Android 2.1+ I lost my flagship LG in New Mexico a few months ago and with LG no longer making phones, and that being all I've know for over a decadd I don't know who I can trust and am unwilling to spend any amount of Real money without first having firm foothold of their device and brand specific os and launcher at a minimum. I know this is long, but I feel like it's needed to grasp an educated foundation of where the root of the problem lays. Well on the 4th day, I take it off the charge, and it's leaking current out of the back and sides, and it's pretty warm, not on the charger, it's still got that ever so slight little hand numbing electric shock now I'm convinced, it's sets in, and I know its in android 11, and it reminds me of a memory in early Android and a test the developers conducted about a popular 3rd party application, called a battery saver, here is where I'll start the clipped piece if the conversation which will explain the history, the outcome in 2011-12, and then I'll explain how I have tried to solve it. So I go buy yet another phone, different brand this time, and again up another step in price its this moto g power 2022. So that's 2 phones in 2 weeks, im still in the hunch it's the brand, I was already picking bones with sections of its ui and device specific os.
Within 2 weeks I'm experiencing similar symptoms, this phone ended up getting so hot it melted solder points in the connection from the motherboard to the gpu. So I figured that's what this was, so I go buy another burner but I'm going in mostly blind, no research done, so I chose the same brand samen line, but the newest model and in a tier of more the double the specs on internals, and was native Android 11. Don't believe me? The country of Italy sued them and the tech giant apple over it in 2018 and won.
#Gpower help update#
This is actually a technique that Samsung and other companies have used in planned obsolescence, they release a final software update where voltage regulation has been removed from the software or parameters have been changed, to force you into buying a newer device. The charger is not capable of supplying less than 5v 1a so when the phone forces a reduced intake the rest of the current bottle necks at the USB cable and physical base of the phone, which creates heat, that could travel through the motherboard of the phone, or more commonly like this case, the charging port, this usually fries the circuit board the port is connected to and if your lucky its a phone that supports wireless charging. 5amp to try and cool the battery down, when this happens on a charger equipped with power exchange or not, the phone is is what forces the reduction which could cause the adverse effect. When sensing excessive heat, usually around the 111°f range android phones force charging at 500ma, which is.
The burner I had been using until I cold do enough research and make a decision decided it had to roll over to 11 and when that happened the next time I plugged it in to charge, it started smoking from the charging port. LG is the greatest manufacturer and developer of Android phones in the history of all time holding more than 20,000 Android specific pattents, the most used probably being the double tap to wake up/sleep. So I had a phone that's not the greatest, I have delayed purchasing another flagship model because LG is no longer making phones, I've been an LG user since the LG ally In 2009 or so, was one of the very early Android devices, definitely one of the first smart phones. It contains a lot of my personal experiences with Android a ton of Android history, especially its development but first things first, let's talk anout 3 damaged phones inside of a month. I'll touch on this in the conversation I'm about to share. So I know from experience from being an android user from Android 2 (froyo) on up that you want to delay a new version roll over as long as you possibly can unless youre facing a stability issue in the current version, mainly due to since the release of 4,4 (kit kat) the original development team walked off the project. I'll try leave it spaced out wit a hard line break if you get to a point it's tl:dr. I promise I'll share what I have done to correct it the best I can, but first I need to share a piece of a conversation I had with someone else, it's easier for me to clip that out than to retype it. Bare with me while I give a little back story. I had the same issue, to a point of several phones self destructing, one from a 10 rollover.
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