I worked at Apple — these iPhone hacks are a major battery lifesaver
NY Post
The average American checks their phone on average 96 times per day, or once every 10 minutes.
To better deal with such frequent usage, a former Apple employee has revealed the top battery-saving hacks to allow users to check their text and scroll through TikTok all day long.
Tyler Morgan, who goes by @hitomidocameraroll on the app, worked in sales at Apple and recently earned 11.1 million views for revealing the best tips and tricks to make the battery power last as long as possible.
To begin, he warned that users should never charge an iPhone to 100% or overnight.
Instead, he recommended only allowing the battery to hit 80% because they chemically age when constantly reaching a full charge.
“Go to settings, battery, battery health and charging, turn [charging optimization] on. If you wanna be real cautious, put it to 80% limit,” Morgan said as he walked users through the process.
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