"Plug in until 80%":-Former Apple Staff Member Provides Tips For Preserving iPhone Battery Life

The low battery life of phones has frequently been a source of frustration for users.

But Tyler Morgan, a former Apple sales representative, has been posting interesting pointers and strategies for extending the life of the iPhone battery.

Tyler Morgan cautions against fully charging an iPhone or leaving it plugged in overnight, according to The New York Post. He also advises disabling Bluetooth and background activity.

Due to the chemical aging that occurs when batteries reach their maximum capacity, Morgan advises keeping the battery charge to no more than 80%.

To enable [charging optimisation], go to Settings, Battery, Battery Health, and Charging.

Tyler Morgan stated, "If you want to be extra cautious, set it to 80%," as cited by The New York Post. Tyler Morgan continued, "Your battery gets a four-fold boost if you charge your iPhone overnight because it stays plugged in for six to eight hours."

Tyler Morgan also advised iPhone owners to disable background activity, which prevents apps from running while not in use. This can be done by navigating to Settings, selecting General, and then Background App Refresh. From there, users can see a list of background apps that can be turned off. Additionally, when the iPhone is set to Low Power Mode, all activity ceases.

You won't get notifications from Facebook and Instagram if you disable this feature, but your battery life will be extended. According to The New York Post, Tyler Morgan went on to offer a plethora of additional suggestions for slowing down the rate at which an iPhone battery discharges. When an app is not being used, he suggested turning off its location services.

Go to Settings, choose Privacy & Security, and then tap on Tracking to see the apps that have asked to follow you. Any program on the list can then have its permissions enabled or disabled. Turn off the "Allow Apps to Request to Track" option to stop any app from seeking permission to track you.

Nevertheless, users need to turn off Bluetooth in the settings for it to stop functioning. In closing, he acknowledged that while implementing these suggestions would probably make your phone experience worse, they would really help you use less battery.

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