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Amidst the heat waves... How do you keep your smartphone safe?

London - ALsharqiya, August 13: With the rise in summer temperatures, smartphones face a significant risk that may affect their performance and even their safety. Excessive heat leads to the deterioration of phone components, especially the battery, and can sometimes lead to serious conditions such as explosion. In this article, we explain how high temperatures affect smartphones and offer important tips for keeping your device safe and efficient.

How does heat affect a smartphone?

Battery

High temperatures above 35-40 degrees Celsius accelerate the deterioration of lithium-ion battery cells, reducing their lifespan. Charging while the device is hot also increases the damage.

Overall Performance

When the processor overheats, phones automatically reduce their operating speed to protect components, leading to slower response times and reduced application performance, especially for games or photography.

Screen

Direct exposure to sunlight can increase the temperature of a phone screen, causing color fading or temporary blotches on the display.

Internal Components

Electronic chips and camera sensors can be damaged by heat, and in extreme cases, they can be permanently damaged.

Safety

In rare cases, extreme heat can cause the battery to expand or leak, which could cause the phone to explode and pose a risk to the user.

Tips to Protect Your Phone from Heat

Don't leave your phone inside a car or under direct sunlight.

Stop charging immediately if you notice excessive heat in the device.

Use a light protective case, or remove the case while charging to reduce heat retention.

Activate Airplane Mode when the network is not needed to reduce processor consumption.

Don't cool your phone quickly (such as placing it in the refrigerator or directly in front of an air conditioner), as this can cause moisture condensation inside the device. It's best to cool it gradually in a cool, shaded area.

Conclusion

Excessive heat can make our smartphones less efficient and potentially unsafe. By following the simple guidelines above, we can protect our devices from damage and ensure they last longer with stable performance.

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