Replied to add, when replacing these batteries there is some computer based shut down processes and a form to be filled to determine transportability. The one I did was clean cut "safe for transport"
We have another sitting in the center of a safe space that failed with a particular fault that renders it "not safe for transport". In this case there is a particular contact that we have that will set specific time based recheck with a manual tester. If the unit remains in the not safe category, they "the manufacture" will send a particular special fire box to pack it in for transport. It will then require some special transport by ground as it could go nuclear at any time I guess.
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Sounds like it was made by the same folks who made the Samsung Note 7's
I had one of those phones. I loved it. Bastards made me send it back, and gave paultry credit toward a lesser phone. They sent a special fireproof box for it to be shipped back, and had to be sent via ground transport. I guess FAA regs prohibit lithium batteries from being sent in the cargo section of a plane? I dunno, I don't see why I could fly with my phones & tablets but yet, the "bad" (mine had zero issues) phone had to go ground.