Category: Safety

Many people use headphones to listen to music, pick up calls, or get better sound when watching movies. However, people also prefer wearing them when traveling.  Headphones can give you an...

The first pair of Bluetooth headphones were introduced in 2004, and from that time to the present day, there have been tens and hundreds of million sales of these headphones. It wouldn’t be too far...

Headphones do not store data, so they cannot keep and eventually transmit malware. They also do not send complex data that one can use to exploit the connected device. For instance, they only...

Over the past several decades, headphones have become an integral part of most of our lives. For the majority of us, headphones are just something that we bring along with us when we run our...

There are many different ways to listen to your tunes in the bath or shower these days. From Bluetooth speakers to Google Home and Amazon Alexa devices, listening to music, podcasts, and radio in...

Yes, it is possible to get electrocuted by headphones when certain factors such as a faulty charger, power fluctuation, exposed wiring, or water are involved. Electrocution by headphones is not a...