The myths about mobile phone batteries that you should pay attention to

There are theories about mobile phones and batteries. We all want the batteries and our mobile phones to last longer. But are we doing everything that is a bandstand?

• Don't let your phone charge all night long

Mobile phones nowadays are smart enough to avoid overloads. Mobile phones that use lithium batteries, which began to be used in 2012, as soon as mobile phones reach 100% battery, charging stops, even when connected to the current. However, you should not let the phone charge all night, because as soon as it reaches 100% and the battery drops 1%, charging is activated again, which produces heat, and the heat is harmful to the operation of the battery.

• Charging the phone only when it really needs a battery is fake

With lithium batteries, you don't need to let your phone reach 0% battery to charge it. The ideal to have a healthy battery is to have the mobile phone between 20% and 80% battery. Below 20%, you should put your mobile phone on charge.

• Using the mobile phone while charging spoils the battery is totally fake

Using the phone while charging does not addictive the battery, although charging is slower and the phone overheats. In extreme cases of use, this may afflict the battery and cause wear and tear on its performance.

• The battery charges faster in "airplane mode"

The "plane mode" disables notifications, calls and messages, which will generate immense savings for the mobile phone.