There are rumors that overcharging the battery of Apple mobile phones or answering the phone while charging will cause the battery to explode. Is this really the case? In fact, it is not!

　　Experts said that the above statement is not tenable. If the battery of an Apple mobile phone is connected to the phone while it is charging, it will really cause the battery to explode, and the battery will be set up to be unable to answer the phone while charging. Today’s Apple mobile phone batteries have built-in safety protection circuits and multiple safety devices to ensure that the battery circuit can be automatically cut off when the battery is overcharged, over-discharged or short-circuited. Unless the battery quality is defective, it will explode when connected to the charger for a long time.

　　If the charger is not unplugged after the iPhone battery is fully charged, it will keep the battery in a fully charged state, which will not cause the battery to explode, but it will speed up the loss of battery capacity. It should also be noted that when charging the battery, do not cover anything on it, and do not put it on the bed, which is not conducive to the heat dissipation of the battery. There is also a new Apple mobile phone battery that does not need to be fully charged for more than 12 hours for the first time. This statement is only for Ni-MH batteries, and current batteries are all lithium-ion batteries, and the first charge is the same as usual.