People are smart at Apple, why can't you come up with a way for iPhones and Watches to send an email, or a text, when their device battery is being charged to let the owner know when it has completed or say at 95 percent? With over-charging causing so much damage to batteries, this would be a big benefit.
iPhone 15 Pro Max, iOS 26
helperxiii wrote:
With over-charging causing so much damage to batteries
Apple product batteries cannot be overcharged.
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helperxiii wrote:
People are smart at Apple, why can't you come up with a way for iPhones and Watches to send an email, or a text, when their device battery is being charged to let the owner know when it has completed or say at 95 percent? With over-charging causing so much damage to batteries, this would be a big benefit.
Like sberman said, it is IMPOSSIBLE to over charge any Apple battery in any Apple device. You can leave it plugged in all night, every night without need to worry. Perhaps that's why Apple doesn't feel the need to inform you about the battery charge status.
You are proposing a solution to a "problem" that does not exist.
But, you can let Apple know here:
Apple has available optimized charging to avoid sitting at 100% charge:
You can create a shortcut to perform an action, such as making a sound, when the battery reached a particular charge.
Malcolm J. Rayfield wrote:
You can create a shortcut to perform an action, such as making a sound, when the battery reached a particular charge.
Why?
Why would you bother? It would just encourage you to unplug the phone when it was charged, which is absolutely the WRONG thing to do.
Warning emails for battery charging completion
