Android 10 Adds Warnings For USB Port Contamination, Overheating
Released this week for all 8 of Google's Pixel smartphones, Android 10 comes with a number of new features and functionalities, many of which have already been discussed, debated and dissected in public. However, while excavation through AOSP source code, XDA stumbled onto a couple of quaint new prophylactic features that add warnings for contaminated and overheated USB ports.
The first feature is 'USB port contamination', which will disable the USB port on phones if it detects liquid or debris. The phone will and so ship a notification, urging the user to clean the port, which will automatically be re-enabled once the system detects no more dirt or debris. However, users will too be able to manually disable the feature to prevent false alarms.
The 2d feature noted by the blog is 'overheating detection', which is a disquisitional safety feature that volition notify users to unplug their device from the power socket if information technology detects overheating of the USB port. According to the study, the feature volition be automatically activated once the USB Type-C port reaches lx°C, and will ask the user to 'unplug (the) charger'. While 60°C will be considered as critical, 65°C will be considered an emergency.
Similar to the two features described above, Android 10 brings a whole lot of absurd new functionalities that may non make the headline, but definitely improves the overall user experience. All the same, the biggest and most awaited feature beingness rolled out by the latest version of Android is a native system-broad dark mode, which has been much in demand from users over the by several years.
Source: https://beebom.com/android-10-usb-port-overheating-warnings/
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