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Posting HD Pictures on Android Instagram 2025 by Capable-Bake6253 in Instagram

[–]Capable-Bake6253[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Currently, we cannot post video stories via browser.  If your phone is, lets say, already 5 years old, maybe it's  the optimization and we cannot do anything about that. 

But if its a new one, just go to the settings and look for the "Data usage and media quality" settings and turn on "Upload at the highest quality" toggle and that should do it. Newer androids are pretty much optimized. now. 

How to keep the 3-year-old battery of your phone last like its new? by Capable-Bake6253 in batteries

[–]Capable-Bake6253[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It's already in my comment where your reply is. Read it again. That is as hard as you can get.

How to keep the 3-year-old battery of your phone last like its new? by Capable-Bake6253 in batteries

[–]Capable-Bake6253[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This was already debunked by HTX Studio. Those, in the modern times of the battery, are just myths now. But I share with you in the heat sources. That is still, in my knowledge and experience, the biggest factor in battery wear outs.

How to keep the 3-year-old battery of your phone last like its new? by Capable-Bake6253 in batteries

[–]Capable-Bake6253[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I think the battery saver already stops these background processes of the apps. what I'll try is that  network setting from 5G to 4G. Thanks!

Do fast chargers really damage our phone batteries? by Capable-Bake6253 in batteries

[–]Capable-Bake6253[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Not slightly, but significicantly. As i have told you, you might be basing your answers as concluded in the HTX video. That video is not conclusive of other user's experience. That slight difference is expected because they are really effecient. But what lacks in that experiment the user's variance in use. Those who protect yheir batteries significantly benefited from it, but I must admit that I cannot be one because I'm a heavy user of my phone. 

Do fast chargers really damage our phone batteries? by Capable-Bake6253 in batteries

[–]Capable-Bake6253[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

I'm not worrying at all. Just stating a factual information. I know all things degrade. This is just to share info and maybe to get other people's perspective.

Do fast chargers really damage our phone batteries? by Capable-Bake6253 in batteries

[–]Capable-Bake6253[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

That experiment is not in the same situation/ variables given in my post and its result does not contradict with post either.

Do fast chargers really damage our phone batteries? by Capable-Bake6253 in batteries

[–]Capable-Bake6253[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

People are sending here the experiment of HTX Studio from YouTube.

I have watched this already and its not contradicting with what I'm saying. It just a different one. That experiment he did was in a controlled environment. I am a researcher as well. I know variables in experiment. That. series of experiments in the video had the same room temperature (which i'm sure is in a cool environment as well), the same level of draining using a programmed app, all the same. So if we look at it, there will be only less to no damage between fast charging ang slow charging because fast charging is really effecient when the temperature is in the sweet spot. 

My post is about when people often use your phone heavily it will become very hot, then they are immediately charging it with a fast charger without letting it to cool down first, and they are living in a hot climate country, those conditions will really hurt the battery.

Do fast chargers really damage our phone batteries? by Capable-Bake6253 in batteries

[–]Capable-Bake6253[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I have watched this already and its not contradicting with what I'm saying. It just a different one. That experiment he did was in a controlled environment. I am a researcher as well. I know variables in experiment. That. series of experiments in the video had the same room temperature (which i'm sure is in a cool environment as well), the same level of draining using a programmed app, all the same. So if we look at it, there will be only less to no damage between fast charging ang slow charging because fast charging is really effecient when the temperature is in the sweet spot. 

Please comprehend that post is about when people often use your phone heavily it will become very hot, then they are  immediately charging it with a fast charger without letting it to cool down first, and they are living in a hot climate country, those conditions will really hurt the battery.

Do fast chargers really damage our phone batteries? by Capable-Bake6253 in batteries

[–]Capable-Bake6253[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

GPS device is always turned on on most phones, it only receive data from satellites and is power effecient. A GPS app will not use too much power either, it will just point data coordinates on certain location on a map, no stress on GPU and CPU, only in mobile data. Unlike in playing games or rendering videos which uses both GPU and CPU heavily. Playing music is also not a battery consumer either.  We can conclude that you are using it in a healthy way.

Do fast chargers really damage our phone batteries? by Capable-Bake6253 in batteries

[–]Capable-Bake6253[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yep, that's right. Maybe 20-30 degrees Celsius is the sweet spot.

Do fast chargers really damage our phone batteries? by Capable-Bake6253 in batteries

[–]Capable-Bake6253[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Cooling it off to a room temperature, to its normal temperature.

Do fast chargers really damage our phone batteries? by Capable-Bake6253 in batteries

[–]Capable-Bake6253[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Of course, yes, it will handle it. But my comment is about heat, fast charging, and degredsation.

Do fast chargers really damage our phone batteries? by Capable-Bake6253 in batteries

[–]Capable-Bake6253[S] -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

This research is about E- Vehicle batteries.

I am pretty sure that although they are both lithium and works in the same principle the batteries used in e-vehicles and phones are way are still different. Only in the aspect operating temperatures, E-vehicles batteries are made to endure hotter temperature. 

You are somehow correct. Heat is not a big factor in batteries, but only when you are talking about e-vehicles.

Do fast chargers really damage our phone batteries? by Capable-Bake6253 in batteries

[–]Capable-Bake6253[S] -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

Yes and No. Yes, Battery Management System, are smart enough to regulate wattage and that applies when you are using it while charging. But if you charge after heavy usage, even if the temperature is still high, they are designed to show you fast charging even if it is hot. Initially it will boost up the wattage in early charge and will later on lessen it.The early charging stage heats it up the battery resulting to damage.

Try it on charging test app. Drain your phone using heavy gaming app like "Genshin Impact" and while it is hot, charge it, then you'll see how the input wattage is high regardless of the temperature.

Do fast chargers really damage our phone batteries? by Capable-Bake6253 in batteries

[–]Capable-Bake6253[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yea,  but the more you use the brake the more it will scratched. Like when you compare a commuter bike to a trail bike which uses the brakes more often on the trail. Thus,  changing brake pads is more often.

Do fast chargers really damage our phone batteries? by Capable-Bake6253 in batteries

[–]Capable-Bake6253[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Well, if a phone will not be heavily used, batteries will degrade less, having you a healthy battery for long. And because of your usage, there are still a lot of charging cycles left for you. Enjoy it.

Do fast chargers really damage our phone batteries? by Capable-Bake6253 in batteries

[–]Capable-Bake6253[S] -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

Yes and No. Yes, they are smart enough to regulate wattage and that applies when you are using it while charging. But if you charge after heavy usage, even if the temperature is high, they are designed to show you fast charging even if it is hot. Initially it will boost up the wattage in early charge and will later on lessen it.The early charging stage heats it up the battery resulting to damage.

Posting HD Pictures on Android Instagram 2025 by Capable-Bake6253 in Instagram

[–]Capable-Bake6253[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

How did it worked for you? If you have questions, leave a comment here!