For most devices, yes. There is an issue called overcharge where power is being stored with nowhere to go. Keeping your phone plugged in too long can damage the internal parts of the battery, and eventually leads to less battery life and internal memory problems. One way to prevent this is to cycle the battery several times: unplug it, run it down to where it's dead or almost there, charge all the way (but not overcharge), run it down again, and charge one more time. However, each battery has a certain amount of cycles before the battery runs out quickly no matter how good you are to it.
Prescrition: cycle your phone several times as described. If battery life does not improve, invest in new battery unless shortened battery life is still satisfactory...
no, because u dont need to charged it everyday. Also beware the battery might EXPLOAD
Well, it uses electricity, and that is made by burning things, (fossil fuels) so yes, it does hurt the environment, but if the electric is solar, HEP or another reusable type it is not bad.
It can't hurt your credit. Most all cell phone providers do NOT report your good on-time payments but will report late payments.
yes cause like cell phone if u keep it close to you it can hurt you
It's not harmful in any way. If you can put up with it, it won't hurt you.
The battery goes dead. should not hurt the plane, unless the batteries leak. battery may not charge if plugged into an automatic charger.
He plugged in a charger for an item, such as an iPhone and it shocked him.
Yes, an 18 volt charger can damage a 14 volt battery. This is because the wattage for the battery needs to be equal to the wattage of the charger.
Well it all depends, if your calling 911 you have to be specific on were you are because they can't track your cell phone like they can on a house phone. A cell phone is good to have if your not home and your out and about doing things. if you ever got hurt and sick it is good to have a cell phone on you so you could get ahold of a parent or a friend.EDIT: Cell phones CAN be tracked ! The system knows where you are while your mobile is switched on - because it communicates with the handset. The mobile network needs to know where the phone is - in order to route calls to it ! Every mobile phone can be traced to a roughly 3 metre square location - by means of triangulation from the three nearest network masts.
Yes it could because of the brightness of the phone or iPod it can also cause of your eyes to hurt.
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Not at all. When the GPS is connected the circuit is closed/complete. Once the unit is disconnected the circuit is open and electricity doesnt make a full pass from negative to positive.
By switching your phone off at certain times, there might be an urgency and a person tries to contact you. If you are off, the person is likely to get hurt because of your absence.