A tragic incident occurred in Maharashtra, India, on Sunday when a CMF Phone 1, a smartphone from the Nothing sub-brand, exploded in a man’s pocket while he was riding a motorcycle.
The explosion caused the man to lose control of the bike, leading to a fatal accident. The passenger on the motorcycle also sustained serious injuries.
The phone, which was purchased just over a month ago, exploded in the victim’s pocket as he was riding, according to Marathi news channel ABP Majha.
The cause of the explosion is still being investigated, but reports suggest that the phone’s battery may have been involved.
This is the first reported incident of a CMF Phone 1 explosion, although smartphone explosions are not unheard of. In the past, similar cases have involved brands like OnePlus, and an iPhone 14 Pro Max exploded while charging just last November.
Nothing has yet to comment publicly on the incident. The explosion highlights the importance of smartphone safety.
Users are advised to take precautions such as avoiding overheating, checking for battery swelling, and keeping software up to date.
This incident serves as a stark reminder to all smartphone users about the potential risks and the importance of following safety guidelines.
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