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Smartphone use has become a part of our daily lives, changing the way we interact with the world around us. Apart from being a communication tool, smartphones allow us to access information, enjoy entertainment, play games, and engage in various other activities. However, with the sophistication of technology, as reported by detikinet, the problem of batteries running out quickly has become a common problem that bothers many users.
To answer this challenge, expert Kewin Charron from Back Market in the UK has provided valuable insight. According to him, battery problems mainly come from the way we charge our smartphones.
One mistake we often make is charging the smartphone battery overnight, which can ultimately damage the battery and permanently reduce its power capacity. Apart from that, letting your smartphone battery run out too much can also have a negative impact.
Kewin Charron explains, “Leaving your phone plugged in or allowing it to turn off completely will reduce battery life. Instead, you should try to keep your charge level in the 20-80% range.”
This advice especially applies to iPhone users. iPhone users with iOS 13 or later can enable the “Optimized Battery Charging” setting by going to Settings > Battery > Battery Health & Charging. This feature will automatically reduce battery usage, which will ultimately extend battery life.
For Android phone users, the steps may vary depending on different manufacturers. However, you can check battery health by going to Settings, then selecting Battery > Battery Usage. Under “Manage Battery Usage,” you can enable the “Optimized” option to automatically help extend the life of your battery, as suggested by Kewin.
Apart from that, Kewin also provides an important warning that dirt that accumulates in the cellphone charging port can damage battery life and therefore, needs to be cleaned regularly. For example, you can use a toothpick to clean it.
Another thing you need to pay attention to so that your cellphone battery lasts a long time is to avoid direct exposure to sunlight, which can damage the battery. By following these expert suggestions, you can maximize the life of your smartphone battery and avoid the annoying situation when the battery runs out at the moment. the most crucial.
Reporting from the Serang City PPID website, there are several risks that may occur when using or playing with a smartphone while it is being charged, including:
Potential damage to the smartphone and charger. Reduction of battery power. Possibility of an electrical short circuit. Risk of electric shock. Potential risk of fire. Disorders of brain tissue. Potential damage to the ear nerves, even causing death.
Therefore, it is highly recommended to avoid using a smartphone while it is charging. This aims to reduce unwanted risks.
Managing your smartphone battery wisely is the first step towards a better user experience, so you can continue carrying out your daily activities without having to worry about the battery running out quickly.
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2023-10-30 13:30:38
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