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Wow, pazite đe punite telefone!
Claude Code found that every free charging station i used in airports copied data from my phone. photos, passwords, banking sessions, contacts. i charged my phone at 3 airports across China and every single station pulled something from my device.
i travel through Asia a lot for work. my phone dies at airports constantly. i've used those free USB charging stations at gates without thinking about it. everyone does.
i installed Claude Code on my iPhone and ran a full device scan while i was still at the airport. plugged into a charging station at the gate and let Claude Code monitor the connection in real time. within 8 seconds it flagged a data handshake that shouldn't exist on a power-only connection.
i went back and checked every charging session from the last 4 months:
→ Shanghai Pudong PVG, Terminal 2 → June 14 → contacts + 2,840 photos transferred
→ Guangzhou Baiyun CAN → July 2 → active Safari sessions copied including Gmail and banking apps
→ Shenzhen Bao'an SZX → August 19 → full photo library access + location history for 6 months
→ Shanghai Pudong again → September 3 → iMessage database copied, 3 years of messages
→ Guangzhou again → October 11 → clipboard history including a crypto wallet address i copied that morning
every station initiated a data transfer the moment i plugged in. none of them were just charging.
the scariest one was Shenzhen. whoever operated that station got my full location history for 6 months. every place i slept, worked, ate, and visited. from one 20 minute charge while i was scrolling my phone waiting for my flight.
Claude Code traced 4 of the 5 transfers to the same server:
→ IP → 116.25.***.34
→ location → Shenzhen, China
→ hosting → dedicated server, registered 45 days before my first transfer
→ total data pulled from my phone → 4.7 GB across 5 sessions
what Claude Code did:
→ revoked every active session on Gmail, iCloud, WhatsApp, and banking apps
→ rotated every password stored in Keychain
→ purged all cached session tokens
→ flagged the crypto address i copied as compromised before i sent anything to it
→ disabled USB data transfer for all future connections
i never lost money. Claude Code caught it before anything was used. but 3 years of iMessages, my banking sessions, and my entire photo library were sitting on a server in Shenzhen for months.
buy a $12 charge-only USB cable. it has no data pins. or use a wall outlet with your own adapter. never plug a USB cable from a public station directly into your phone.
the full prompt is in the first reply. run it tonight. takes 3 minutes. if you've ever charged your phone at an airport, a mall, or a hotel lobby, someone might already have your data. save it and send it to anyone who travels.
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Molim vas dijelite
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