Phone exploding while charging and talking

People have reportedly been electrocuted or seriously injured in a number of incidents when their phone exploded while they were answering calls while it was charging. Emails, BBM broadcasts, and messaging apps such as WhatsApp have all been used to spread messages advising individuals to stop doing this.

Is it possible to harm yourself by picking up a plugged-in phone?

Yes, I would answer that. Not every phone will blow up or electrocute you if you answer a call while it is charging, but it has occurred before. What might have caused the explosion or electrocution is not entirely apparent.

Ma Ailun, a 23-year-old from the Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region in Northwest China, was electrocuted while using her phone, according to the woman's family in 2013. Ma was electrocuted while attempting to answer a call on her phone while it was charging, the victim's older sister claimed on Sina Weibo.

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In actuality, charging your phone while using it is not advised. Because the entire power source is used to charge the phone while it is charging. Your phone charges in the customary amount of time because of this. The charging process is typically internally stopped by the phone's firmware once it is finished (at least in certain phones).