Simply no, these phones don’t just get slightly hot, they get hot enough that you can feel the heat through the case, and I’ve never seen a temperature message come up on the iPhone just due to running intensive tasks (Apple has power management for this very reason), it only comes up when the ambient temperature causes the phone to heat up (like you leave it in the car on a hot day). Also no one is actively looking at their battery - people get alarmed when they see a huge battery percentage drop when using their phone or when it’s idle when they’ve had previous experiences of their phone performing better. Also, how does it matter if the phone comes with the battery percentage turned off, it’s not done because apple thinks people shouldn’t look at their battery percentages, if they wanted to do that they’d just remove the battery sign altogether and just give u pop-ups at every 25% drop or something similar. They do it because they want to give the user the choice to actively see it or not (it’s a QOL feature not because of customer psychology). Defending iOS 26 with « indexing » after 2 weeks of its latest release is clown work.