9 Things You Should Stop Doing With Your iPhone

1. Temperature Regulation
2. Never Turning it Off
3. Screen brightness
4. Using Non-Apple Chargers
5. Charging Overnight
6. No Passcode Protection
7. Enabling all Push Notifications
8. Not Keeping it Clean
9. Keeping WI-FI and Bluetooth On

Having seen the above list, now let’s briefly teach you how the above activities affect your iPhone lifespan and how you can easily avoid them.

1. Temperature Regulation

Temperature regulation is quite necessary for your iPhone device as the device is not designed to endure extreme temperatures. Keep in mind that any temperature less than 32 degrees and more than 95 degrees is not appropriate for your iPhone.

This temperature might cause your iPhone to shut down unnecessarily or drain the battery, so keep it away or off when going to places with high temperatures. eg Beach

2. Never Turning it Off

Always try to turn off your iPhone periodically especially when it’s idle and stays on for no reason. Having your iPhone always active will not only drain your battery but it degrades the battery life.

So, if you want your iPhone to stay with you longer and healthy, shut it off when it isn’t needed.

3. Screen Brightness

Let your screen brightness be average or minimum and should be turned to the maximum only when necessary which should then be returned to the former.

Doing this will not just help your eyes but it’ll help your iPhone battery last longer during usage.

4. Using Non-Apple Chargers

iPhone chargers may be pricey but it’s worth the investment. People think buying off-brand chargers is the main deal proposing they charge just like iPhone chargers but that’s wrong.

Non-apple chargers only damage the battery and in some cases might cause fire or explosions.

5. Charging Overnight

It’s advisable you unplug your iPhone charger once it gets to 100% and only plug in when it gets to 40%, although it has been discovered that Lithium-ion batteries — which are used in iPhones — work best when powered between 50% and 80%.

So, you should charge cautiously so you don’t destroy your battery over time.

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6. No Passcode Protection

iPhone products are in high demand in the black market and you should secure your data and information with a passcode, not necessarily from thieves but from everyone around.

7. Enabling all Push Notifications

8. Not Keeping it Clean

9. Keeping WI-FI and Bluetooth On

In addition, Filming in portrait mode just ain’t good for your iPhone.

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