The possibility is that if you use an iPhone for a year or more you might experience problems with hot. This is not a consistent problem, and can affect most electronic devices, but the iPhone has become too warm for some time.
Although it is important to remember that just because your iPhone becomes warm, it doesn’t mean it’s too hot. In fact, there are some situations where the warm iPhone is expected – and it is only part of the process. Preparing your iPhone for the first time, or restoring from a backup, can increase the temperature because all activities and data transfer that occurs – but there is nothing to worry about. The same thing applies when you do something very intensive processor such as playing graphics-weight games, using the Augmented Reality application, or watching video streaming with very high resolution.
As Apple suggested, even filling your iPhone can cause it to feel rather warm – especially wireless charging – but unless it’s really hot when touched, no need to worry. However, there must be some situations that will cause your iPhone to be too hot, which you want to fix as soon as possible. If your iPhone is too warm too long, it can cause permanent damage, including shorter battery life or even complete closure if the temperature becomes extreme.
What’s making my iPhone overheat?
While things such as charging, intense use, and data settings do not need to cause heat, it is still a possibility. So be careful if one of the daily activities causes concerns -if it is warm enough for you to worry, it’s better to play safe if you can.
Another main factor in the iPhone becomes too hot is, of course, the temperature around it. Are you outside on a hot day, doing something that requires a lot of processing power in a warm room, or makes your iPhone sit in direct sunlight, you risk making it too hot.
Besides feeling warmer than you expect, you can also conclude that your iPhone becomes too warm if you see changes in behavior. Suddenly it takes longer to charge than usual, or game and video performance will slow down. The screen may also start to dim your own or completely black. It can even deactivate your iPhone camera flash.
How do I keep my iPhone from overheating?
If you think your iPhone is too warm-good because it feels hot, performs bad, or immediately tells you with the first first warning to do is lower the temperature. This does not require something drastic like putting it in the refrigerator or freezer (please do not place your iPhone in the refrigerator or freezer), but only eliminate it from any heat source that causes problems in the first place.
This can mean stepping into the shade or to the air-conditioned room, pulling it out of the direct sunlight or removing it from the parked car, stopping whatever you might do on it and close all the applications that are running, or close it completely for a few minutes to give a chance to calm down.
It is also important to take precautions first, so you don’t need to worry about the heat or potential long -term damage to your iPhone. If possible, don’t leave your cellphone in a vehicle on a hot day. If you are outside, save your iPhone in your pocket or stored when not in use so that it will not be in direct sunlight for a long time. When warm, avoid using features and applications that you know requires a lot of processing strength – and consider temporarily turning off some intensive functions such as tracking and navigation of GPS.