The story of "explosive" iPhones continues today because a iPhone 4S it exploded in a house in Croatia after being left on charge overnight. In the picture you have the owner of the device, who claims that after a night of charging the terminal exploded right when she was receiving a call. No one was electrocuted or injured, but this is one of the many cases of iPhones that have malfunctions and prove to be a potential risk for their owners.
The even more interesting part comes only now, because the woman presented the terminal to the store from which it was purchased, they initially refused the warranty because it was damaged by the user, but after an investigation they confirmed that this would be the first case of an iPhone that explodes, but they refused to offer a guarantee. In such cases, Apple replaces the terminals, rarely refusing to offer a guarantee, especially if the terminal is used under normal conditions and with original accessories.
Unfortunately, you have to be extremely careful with these terminals, don't leave them charged for too long and don't overheat them, because the batteries can fail at any time and you might not get help from the sellers.
