Do you remember times when your phone was your best friend? You could call other people with it, or message them; you could use it to surf the web – remember that funny cats movie you watched on bus a while ago? Ah, these were the times… unfortunately, these are the days gone past, and now we live in a brutal world of the future, where danger lurks at every corner.

Well, where danger lurks wherever a phone lies, anyway

. Last weekend, another case of an exploding iPhone 6s took place, and it was similiar to the last one – the owner kept the phone in their back pocket and, out of blue, the phone exploded, damaging the owner’s pants and causing his buttcheek a second degree burns. The man in question reportedly already contacted Apple. His demands seem fair, as the least form of recompensation he wants is new iPhone to replace the burnt one.

Exploding iPhone 6 causes a bike accident; iPhone 6 Plus melts during classroom; iPhone 7 explodes inside the delivery box, before it even reaches its buyer… of course, it would be wise to remember that smartphones are intricate electronic devices that we, their users, do not always handle properly. That is why this sort of thing happens quite often and, if not for Samsung’s recent faux paus with its shipment of bad batteries, we would hardly know or name.