If shutting off iphone every night harms its battery?
If shutting off iphone every night harms its battery?
Actually, no! If you shut it totally off by holding the sleep/wake button and sliding the red slider that drops down, you are actually increasing the life of your battery. If you just put it to sleep by pressing the sleep/wake button quickly, the life of your battery will deteriorate because power is being used while it is sleeping. In conclusion, if you shut off your iPhone every night, you are actually helping the battery last longer rather than harming it.
No its doesn't harm the battery… I'm also user of iphone i regularly switch off my phone at nights… It helps in increase of u battery life…
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