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modern devices often keep the battery at 80% level if charged for a long time, for this reason. (they say "to extend battery life" in notifications, and that mi
by beagle3 4y ago
modern devices often keep the battery at 80% level if charged for a long time, for this reason. (they say "to extend battery life" in notifications, and that might also be a side effect, but AFAIK the primary reason is to reduce the probability of bulging.
But many/most of these older devices discuss, do not - and my personal anecdote is that of the tens of phones+laptops I have owned myself and managed for family through the years - there were 4 cases of bulging: 3 were constantly-charging devices (as in, 3-5 years with hardly any time not charging), and one that was dropped from height and bulged immediately.
- tjoff 4y agoNever heard or seen anything like that at all. The fact that you are not even given an option despite decades of "this really is one of the most important things to billions of devices" makes me a bit hesitant to believe it.
- mook 4y agoHmm, since this is Android, would a rooted phone running AccA† to limit maximum charge work? † https://github.com/MatteCarra/AccA/ https://github.com/MatteCarra/AccA/