BAKING HOT weather impacts us all in different ways – but it’s your iPhone you should really be worrying about. As the mercury skyrockets during the UK heatwave this week, many may find their…
has warned that letting your iPhone temperature rise too high could "permanently shorten battery life".
While they're a useful way to protect your device from scratches and drops, they also act as an insulating layer that can trap heat.It may be worth weighing up whether – on hotter days – your case is doing more damage than good.If your phone is getting too hot, switching it off is a good way to ensure it doesn't sustain any long-term damage.
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