Telling the difference between recalled and post-recall charging adapter.

I bough an OEM charging adapter on Ebay. Great price, but I'm worried it's just the older one with a green dot painted on.
The reason I think that is that I noticed the the two prongs on the recalled adapter are straight, whereas the post-recall ones are tapered at the ends.
This one has a green dot that looks like it was dabbed on and the two prongs are straight.
Is there any other way to distinguish between the two? Such as a model number or anything?
Thanks in advance for your help.
Simon.

Well, I was worried because the dot can easily be faked. I guess a better question would be do all older adapters have straight squared prongs and all new adapters have tapered prongs? Because mine has a faint green dot with a painted on appearance and squared prongs. I just want to make sure I didn't pay for a forgery that could potentially become a shock/fire hazard. Again, it was purchased on eBay.
Thanks,
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