Overheating

Hot days are here, and with them the familiar, annoying phenomenon of a smartphone heating up in your hand. If you have recently encountered TikTok videos suggesting a quick fix, such as placing a hot iPhone in the refrigerator, you should stop immediately. Although this advice sounds logical, it is one of the most dangerous recommendations you could follow, potentially costing you dearly.

Is your iPhone heating up during light use and the battery draining faster than usual? The new "Liquid Glass" interface and AI mechanisms force the processor to work at maximum frequency on models from iPhone 13 to 16. Six simple settings lower the heat and return control to you.