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 While the newly released iOS 8 boasts several impressive features, including app extensions and improved keyboard options, the software upgrade does not — we repeat, does not — let it be wirelessly recharged in the microwave, contrary to a 4chan hoax. 
 
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 The fake "Wave" ads, which have been circulating on Twitter and Reddit since the iOS update debuted last Wednesday, are simply untrue, trolling Apple users into ruining their phones by microwaving them for 60 to 70 seconds. 
 
 Reddit users are attributing the hoax to a 4chan thread. 
 
 This isn't the first time a microwaving-your-iPhone hoax has made the rounds. Videos on YouTube have touted the fake feature for years — and most likely, that's where 4chan users got the idea. 
 
 4chan has previously attempted similar hoaxes. Last year, a spoof attempted to convince Apple users that iOS 7 would make your phone waterproof. 
 
 It's unclear how many people fell for the Wave hoax — after all, everyone on the Internet lies and nothing is real and the world is upside down. But several people tweeted about the feature and later posted photos of fried iPhones and burned microwaves; we hope they were joking, too. 
 
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– We're going to say what should be unnecessary: You cannot charge your iPhone in the microwave. Or, as victims of the latest scam from the darlings at 4Chan have found, you can try, but the results won't be much better than sticking it in your pocket and sitting on it. The hoax is billed as "Wave," reports Mashable, an apparent "iOS8 exclusive" in which you purportedly charge your phone "wirelessly through microwave frequencies ... using any standard household microwave." The slick-looking ad for Wave, which has been making the rounds on Twitter and Reddit, helpfully recommends "60 seconds at 700W or 70 seconds at 800W." It's completely unknown how many suckers fell for Wave, but Mashable notes that "photos of fried iPhones and burned microwaves" are circulating. And apparently enough of them that the LAPD got in on the action, reports the LA Times. "This #Wave capability is a #hoax. Don't be fooled into microwaving your #iPhone6. #Apple #Smartphone," they tweeted. Meanwhile, angry Apple users with crispy iPhones aren't the only ones torqued at 4Chan: Celebrities are apparently firing back, too.