A smartphone is very sensitive to high temperatures. In the hot weather, the bright sun or a heated car, your phone can quickly overheat. You can do this.
Charging for a long time, using your smartphone as navigation in the car or sunbathing with your phone next to you: all these examples can lead to overheating of your phone. Usually your phone gives off a signal itself, a message that makes it clear that your phone has become too hot. Then immediately remove your phone from the warm environment. If you don’t, it will speed up the aging process of your device.
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Do you get a message that your phone has become too hot? Using the following tips, your phone will cool down and you can use it again.
- Turn off your phone.
- Get your phone out of the sun and off the charger.
- Remove the case (if you are using it).
- Place your phone near the fan (but not for too long).
- After 15 minutes, turn your phone back on and see if the notification is gone.
Prevent overheating?
Do not charge your phone (outdoors) in temperatures above 35 degrees. Opt for cooler times in the morning or evening. Don’t use your phone and put it out of the sun if you sit in a sunny spot.
Source: AD.nl
