Debunking 4 Misconceptions about your iPhone Battery

1. 8215 S Dixie Hwy, Miami, FL 33143 help@911phonerepair.com 786-447-3986 DEBUNKING 4 MISCONCEPTIONS ABOUT YOUR IPHONE BATTERY August 13, 2019     "Android , iPhone , Phone Repair" Everyone wants better battery life from their Smartphone. That is a very just demand from a gadget that is almost an extension of your life and yourself. There is no doubt that it is incredibly inconvenient to have to find a power outlet or carry a power bank with you. This inconvenience leads us into believing tips and tricks that we may read online that are not even true. Here are four misconceptions that you must have heard and even implemented to make your iPhone battery last longer. 1. Do Not Charge Your Phone Overnight

2. You must have heard that charging your phone overnight damages your battery. This is not true anymore because phones have updated battery technology now. Such an assumption used to be true a decade ago, but with improved technology, this is not the case.  You have modern software on iPhones that utilizes power management and only takes in the electricity it needs to charge your phone. 2. Disable Features to Save Battery How many times have you disabled features like Bluetooth or Wi-Fi to save your battery? You do it every time thinking that this approach is contributing to an increase in the battery life of your phone. You can confirm this with any service that provides iPhone repair in Miami. While there are some benefits to not having your Wi-Fi and Bluetooth on at all times, those battery benefits are slim at best. What’s more, turning off these settings halts the functionality of any related devices, like your Apple Watch. 3. Do Not Set Your Phone on Auto-Brightness Another misconception is that auto brightness adjustment drains the battery of your iPhone. If you are using an Apple phone, then you should trust their word when they say that manually adjusting your phone’s brightness is less effective than letting the phone understand the lighting conditions and adjust its screen brightness accordingly. You don’t ever use your phone in just one room under controlled lighting conditions. This is why you need to make sure that your iPhone’s auto- brightness setting is on.  You can add your customized preferences through the Control Center. 4. Close Apps That Are Not in Use The last myth that you may have heard is that you should close your unused apps to reducing battery consumption. While this myth may seem to have its roots in reality, it’s actually more complex than that. Apple executives state that this habit does not save any extra battery. Moreover, they say that you should only close apps when they are unresponsive. Why is this? It’s because your apps consume minimal battery life when they are running in the background. If you have to open an app that is already running, the opening process is smoother and consumes less energy. In contrast, it takes more battery to open apps that have been forcefully closed. It is not easy to let go of your old habits, but it is indeed crucial. Once you stop following these misconceptions, you will start to notice slight improvements in your battery life – provided you stick to the same

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