An expert in the field of information technology, advises against charging the smartphone battery in the car.
The expert points out that the smartphone battery works with lithium-ion battery technology, which, despite its efficiency, has a limited amount of charge.
“This means that sooner or later it will lose its ability to store charge, and the duration of the battery will decrease,” he explains.
According to him, in addition there are many factors that can speed up this process.
He says: "For example, many do not know that charging a smartphone in a car can have a negative impact on the battery. This is because the electrical voltage may change, which negatively affects its performance."
The expert points out that it is necessary to pay attention to how the smartphone is charged.
He adds: “It is ideal to charge a smartphone battery when its charge level drops to 20-30 percent and to disconnect the charger when the charge level reaches 80-90 percent. That is, it is wrong to charge a smartphone from 0 to 100 percent. It is also wrong to leave it on for a long period after it is fully charged.” "Connected to the electrical network can worsen the condition of the battery."
In addition, high temperatures can damage the smartphone battery. Therefore, it is not recommended to leave it under direct sunlight or near a heat source, because it causes it to heat up and thus reduces the battery life.
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