Is charging iPhone in public safe or dangerous?

Discover the truth about charging your iPhone in public and the potential risks you need to know.

Security expert and influencer Ryan Montgomery (@0day) once demonstrated how a thief could use a fake charger to access data on an iPhone. (Photo: SlashGear)

This form of attack is called "juice jacking", using the USB port to penetrate the device when charging in a public place. (Photo: DMI Finance)

However, experts say this risk is exaggerated, especially with iPhones thanks to their multi-layered security system. (Photo: Rutgers IT)

iPhone will not transfer data if the user does not confirm the reliability of the charging source. (Photo: Forbes)

Most public charging stations currently only provide power without transmitting data. (Photo: Malwarebytes)

To date, there have been no confirmed cases of data theft through public charging. (Photo: New York State Department of State)

However, users should still bring their own chargers or use power outlets to ensure safety. (Photo: Acentria Insurance)

“Being proactive and vigilant is always the best defense against any technological threat,” advises Ryan Montgomery. (Photo: The Economic Times)

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