Why Mobile Phones Should NOT be Left Charging Overnight

[raynaputi]

Most smartphones now stops charging when it reaches the full status, so the risk of fire is very small. It's usually caused by cheap and fake chargers (or batteries) that are often sold in Ebay and such.

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[Arthur Little]

Most smartphones now stops charging when it reaches the full status, so the risk of fire is very small. It's usually caused by cheap and fake chargers (or batteries) that are often sold in Ebay and such.

s! Like Michael's, mine is a 'Nokia' my daughter gave me many years' ago. Don't know the model number now ... ... as I've long since lost the instruction leaflet. But even though I seldom use it, the battery seems to remain fully charged for whenever I do.

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[Michael Parnham]

s! Like Michael's, mine is a 'Nokia' my daughter gave me many years' ago. Don't know the model number now ... ... as I've long since lost the instruction leaflet. But even though I seldom use it, the battery seems to remain fully charged for whenever I do.

Maritess has one of those Apple 5s things don't know why because she only knows f/b yet the other 95% of what it's capable of she knows nothing about but she charges it twice a day, what I'm saying is my little Nokia at £10 would have done what she needs to do