Public USB Charging: A Hidden Cyber Risk
Public USB ports in airports, hotels, cafés, and malls may seem convenient, but they

can be exploited by hackers through a method called “juice jacking”—installing malware or stealing data while you charge.

High-risk places include:

Airports & Train Stations: Popular hacker targets.

Hotels & Rental Cars: Built-in ports can access personal files.

Tourist Spots & Cafés: Hidden devices may hijack your data.

Libraries & Malls: Quiet or casual doesn’t mean safe.

Stay safe:

Use your own wall charger or USB data blocker

Carry a power bank

Avoid plugging into unknown USB ports

 Battery Life Tips: Keep Your Phone Healthy
To extend your phone’s battery lifespan and avoid early replacements:

Charge between 20–80%, not 0–100%

Avoid overnight charging

Use original or certified chargers

Keep your phone cool—heat damages batteries

Turn off unused features (Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, etc.)

Enable battery saver mode when needed

With these habits, your phone stays safer and lasts longer.