donwise1:
This is the false story of the decade. there is no how an earphone can cause face burn. Tell us wat really happened to her

Wt d rate things r going dse days my frnd, nofin is impossible! better safe than sorry or eventually r.i.p

Requiescat in pace......In other words Rest in peace

AlienStar:
Wt d rate things r going dse days my frnd, nofin is impossible! better safe than sorry or eventually r.i.p

My dear I still maintain that there is no way an earphone plugged into the earphone jack or port of a phone can cause skin burn. It's scientifically IMPOSSIBLE!

donwise1:
This is the false story of the decade. there is no how an earphone can cause face burn. Tell us wat really happened to her

it's a lie,and the earpiece is still intact,has not melted up,its a lie joor,something else must have killed her,but still,people need to be careful about Chinese products

i don't understand

May her soul RIP. But how will an earpiece leave the ears and burn the face? I'm confused here

donwise1:

My dear I still maintain that there is no way an earphone plugged into the earphone jack or port of a phone can cause skin burn. It's scientifically IMPOSSIBLE!

What if the mobile was connected to the charger ?

stevecantrell:


What if the mobile was connected to the charger ?

If its connected to the charger, it won't still shock or cause burn on her face because the power coming from phone charger that is plugged in wall socket is converted to DC (direct current) that is not more than 7 volts. so even if u put the tip of the charger where you plug inside the charging port of your phone into ur mouth, it won't shock u rather u will notice small pinching feelings in your tongue showing the presence of little DC current whch is used for charging ur phone. There is no how dat DC will cause burn.
But come to think of it, assuming the story is true, how come the so called earpiece is still intact. something that burned someone's face is still intact and new. why didn't it melt? Abeg make una tell us Wetin burn her face jor

donwise1:

If its connected to the charger, it won't still shock or cause burn on her face because the power coming from phone charger that is plugged in wall socket is converted to DC (direct current) that is not more than 7 volts. so even if u put the tip of the charger where you plug inside the charging port of your phone into ur mouth, it won't shock u rather u will notice small pinching feelings in your tongue showing the presence of little DC current whch is used for charging ur phone. There is no how dat DC will cause burn.
But come to think of it, assuming the story is true, how come the so called earpiece is still intact. something that burned someone's face is still intact and new. why didn't it melt? Abeg make una tell us Wetin burn her face jor

No way DC current can do that. True.

I wonder when why the ear piece is still intact and the hair also #fake people with nonsense news