5 phone tips that everyone has followed

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“Turn off apps makes iPhone faster”, “You should let the battery drain before charging”… are all popular advice on the Internet but they are completely inaccurate.

Turn off background apps to save battery : This advice sounds correct because normally, the more apps running in the background, the more resources will be occupied and the more active the phone will be. However, the reality is that both iOS and Android operating systems limit how much apps can do when running in the background. Therefore, there is no chance that the phone will drain the battery or slow down when there are too many applications running in the background (Image: NextPit)

Let your phone run out of battery before charging: Older NiCAD and NiMH battery technologies last longer when they’re completely drained before recharging. Perhaps because of this, many people still believe that it is better to let the battery drain and recharge. Most new smartphone models use Li-Ion or Li-po batteries, so we can charge them whenever it’s convenient. However, some experts still recommend that users let the battery drain and fully charge it once every 3 months or after about 40 charge cycles. This is not to increase battery life but to calibrate, making the battery percentage displayed on the phone screen more accurate (Image: Getty Images)

Only use the charger that came with the phone: Apple insists that the charger of the iPad or Mac computer can charge the iPhone normally. Using a high-capacity iPad or Mac charger can also help iPhone charge faster. You can also use reputable third-party chargers…However, in a sense, this advice is also true for phones that support their own fast charging technology such as OPPO, OnePlus, Samsung ,… (Photo: Business Insider)

Putting your phone in a bucket of rice when dropped in water: Putting your phone in a bucket of rice will not help the device dry faster when submerged in water, but there is also a potential risk of damage from the inside. Accordingly, fine rice dust can get into the ports and mix with water to create a paste-like substance that is harder to remove (Image: Tech)

Turn off Bluetooth and WiFi to save battery: Bluetooth and WiFi Direct make it easy to transfer data files from one device to another. However, many people believe that these two technologies will make the phone use more battery. This is completely wrong, at the present time, Bluetooth and WiFi Direct technology consume very little energy when not in use (Photo: Technewshub)

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