18 DEADLY Tech Fails that need to be BANNED.

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[Mrwhosetheboss]

Yooo, long time no see! Just so you're updated, I've spent the last week in North Carolina, and I've filmed no less than 3 BIG videos that are all dropping this July 🔥

[bytehead]

I had one of those pacemakers. I kept asking about getting it updated, and my cardiologist kept telling me that I didn't need to update it. Evidently the update could stop your heart from beating for a certain amount of time, and they were worried about that with me, since I was (and still am) totally dependent on a machine to keep my heart pumping. It got replaced with a different model pacemaker because the battery was almost gone, so my tech is now updated, finally. :/

[MrUnknownXD]

“The developers of the SMTH app are actually the repair workers for the phones”

[mayo]

Arun: "This product killed over a hundred people"
Also Arun: "7 out of 10"

[insertcheesypunhere]

the peloton treadmill incident was a throwback. when i was a toddler, i stuck my hand under my father's treadmill while it was still running. at 25, i still have scars.

[devwave]

Samsung: tries to never mention the explosive galaxy, hoping everyone forgets about it
Arun: releases a video annually mentioning the phone

[pranavnigam]

Arun: "This product destroyed the entirety of Earth"
Also Arun: "6 out of 10 fail"

[cagecrafter]

Arun: "This product is a nuclear bomb which destroyed the entire observable universe"
Also Arun: "A solid 3.5 out of 10"

[MicrowavedPoptart]

Arun "this device can kill your baby 5/10"

[definitelyzackk]

Arun: '' this product was so terrible it gave random people a button to kill anyone they wanted with complete anonymity''
also Arun: '' 6/10 ''

[sidd]

The treadmill tech reminds me how big of a responsibility a product creator takes upon before thinking to release the product in the market.

[canton]

My friend got manhunt 2. He played it once and then hid it from himself. He had terrible nightmares for almost months and needed a therapist. Definitely deserved to be banned. (Don’t worry, he’s ok now. At the time he was a dumb teen)

[Insert_Bland_Name_Here]

The Abbott Pacemaker sounds like part of the game "Watchdogs", where you literally have to hack the big bad's pacemaker to kill him... Kinda scary that that actually was a real possibility at some point...

[tbuk]

10:35
This is a common misconception. While part of the reason was the battery being too thin, the main issue was a manufacturing defect in the corner of most of the batteries at launch, which was a tiny dent in the top (left?) corner. This would cause the battery to eventually short out, as the dent caused both terminals to eventually touch each other. Most people's phones were exploding while fast charging, which was likely due to the increased power going through the battery, and lithium-ion batteries do not take well to being shorted out like that.

Edit: Normally defects of that scale would be perfectly fine, and would never cause issues, but they made the battery too thin, meaning it shorted it out easier. Just wanted to clarify that.

[shohmyoh]

Both Manhunt games created a bunch of controversy. I think the main reson for Manhunt 2 getting banned and censored was because you were supposed to swing your arms with the Wiimote in a way that was similar to killing someone. I did see some news report and the host looked shocked beyond belief. But then again most NEWS programs show videogames as the most dangerous device in your home.

[yeetus_the_short]

I guess you could say
“The Samsung note7 has 97 mental illnesses and is banned from most public spaces.”

[dlib]

13:40 (The dart)
When I was 4, I got hit on my right eye by a similar one of those, but for my luck, it had a plastic point.
I call luck because it didn't gouge my eye out but all else was an issue.

It aggravated my eye sight with a real bad keratocon and even after a corneal transplant, the issue persists to this day (29 years later), making me being a slave for rigid lenses just to be able to properly see anything with my right eye.

[johnwick]

Man, I seriously love this series and the fact that you buy these failed products, steps thing up a notch.

[Coco-Loco]

I remember seeing the Nano all over the place. The problems you mentioned weren't it's only downsides tho, it wasn't the strongest from what I know. This one time, I was going back home from school in the school bus. This nano came in like a snail, rammed into us, our bus drove away and what I saw behind was the car with a dent so big. Like the whole front was curved inward lmao and the lady driving was just flabbergasted

[cherri]

13:54 that image is absolutely terrifying for some reason