reach greatly improves safety.
Pets Can Damage Chargers Too
Dogs and cats often chew charging cables.
Even small bite marks may expose internal wiring.
Replace any cable that has been chewed.
Do not continue using damaged cords simply because they still work.
Public Charging Stations
Airports, shopping malls, and hotels often provide USB charging stations.
While convenient, cybersecurity experts recommend caution.
Some public USB ports have been used in demonstrations of “juice jacking,” where compromised charging ports could potentially attempt to access data from connected devices. Modern phones have added
