[General Questions and Answers] gdroid666:
"protection circuitry"' haha what a joke those things are

it does basically nothing i do not understand why these phones are designed so ****ty

they are literal house fires waiting to happen anyone with common sense designing these things would make it so that the phone itself had it's own protection circuit that makes it manage the battery charging (which the chip in the battery is supposed to do but doesn't) , most of these phones do not seem to have any protection for the battery overcharging like most normal electronic devices did in the past that ran on rechargeable batteries,they had a circuit that charged the battery then when the battery is full it would stop charging it and direct all the power from the charger to run the device and you could run the device on wall power with no battery in it, now most of these phones won't run with no battery in them and even worse is they do not even stop the battery from over charging.

I just used my old galaxy to run a bridge app that runs the battery down quickly ,i plugged it into the charger figuring the people who design these things are not complete incompetent morons with no brains what so ever guess i was wrong to assume such a thing though because within a week of leaving the phone plugged in on the charger with the screen off and the bridge app running in the background the battery has nearly exploded and puffed up like a balloon ,why wouldn't they put decent charge protection in these pieces of crap? why would't they just stop charging the battery when the damn battery is full and why would they make it so it won't run off ac only with no battery in it?none of this makes any sense how do these things even get safety approval?

whoever designs these things is retarded ,once the battery is full the chip should stop charging it and direct the AC power to run the device and if the battery is removed AC power should be directed to run the device, instead if you leave it plugged in it just keeps on running off of the battery instead of running off the charger when there is a battery in it and ruins your battery this makes no sense what so ever

electronic devices never used to be this ****ty until these "smart" phones came out

this **** is not designed right at all, ,when your device is plugged in the charge circuit should charge the battery to 100% and then run the device from the AC power only but instead is runs it from the battery when it is plugged in,now how reetarded is that? it is pointless and it just fries your battery for no reason at all , when they could have just let the battery stay charged and then run the device from AC ,when i charge my tablet and power it down it stays at 100% for months when i boot it up again it is at 100% months later there is no need to make it keep discharing and recharging the battery when it is plugged in but that is exactly how these moron designers have designed these things to operate

oh yeah i see lots of videos of indians just splicing a UBS cable and using the + and - wires connected directly to the battery terminal in the battery compartment on the phone i also have seen videos where the charge circuit from the old battery is used and the power wires from the spliced USB cable put to where the battery connected to the charge circuit

i wonder if it would be possible to just jump the + and - terminals inside the battery compartment of the phone with something, like maybe a capacitor are maybe the charge circuit from the old battery with a capacitor put in place of the battery or some other circuit , so that you could just plug it in like normal and the phone would think there is a battery in it

of course none of this would really be necessary if these things were just designed with any common sense in the 1st place , i swear they do this on purpose to make a market to sell more batteries

because there is no way anyone smart enough to design these things is really that dumb ti make such an oversight or to lack the common sense to see what they do is so retarded