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Hi Everyone
Today my phone got overheated when i just finished a 2minute call and after 1hour whole battery got drained from 72% charging to zero. I went home and pit phone on charge, no response but after two hour it wake up and same heating issue. I quickly backed up just for safety over icloud visiting apple care soon. Always android person first iphone and this happened
I see. Well, if you want, you can have your iPhone looked at at an Apple Store or Apple Authorized Service Provider (AASP):
They can run further diagnostics to try and find out what’s causing the overheating. But then again, you haven’t seen a temperature warning. Apple says if you don’t see a temperature warning, you can keep using the device like you normally would. So if you want to have the device checked out, that’s totally up to you.
👉 If your iPhone or iPad gets too hot or too cold - Apple Support
Hello!
If you don’t see a temperature warning of some sort, then your iPhone is not overheating.
Have a nice day, and good luck!
Thanjs for your reponse. yes I didn't receive any temperature warning. It's just the back side of the phone near camera and sides. I can't even touch it. its that hot right now no temperature warning either.
How would you describe the case or cover on your iPhone? Is it thick and heavy duty? Or is it thin? Or don’t you use a cover?
its mostly in iphone case silicone one purchased from apple store. Its out of case after the heating up.
I see. Well, if you want, you can have your iPhone looked at at an Apple Store or Apple Authorized Service Provider (AASP):
They can run further diagnostics to try and find out what’s causing the overheating. But then again, you haven’t seen a temperature warning. Apple says if you don’t see a temperature warning, you can keep using the device like you normally would. So if you want to have the device checked out, that’s totally up to you.
👉 If your iPhone or iPad gets too hot or too cold - Apple Support
14 Pro max heating
