APPLE has warned iPhone users that their smartphones shouldn’t reach a temperature that exceeds 95 degrees Fahrenheit.
iPhone owners would have to buy a new battery if their device is permanently damaged.
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Apple has said that the optimum temperature for iPhones is between 32 and 95 degrees.
Users will get a warning message on their screen if their iPhone gets too hot, according to the tech stalwart.
iPhones could get too warm if they are left in hot cars or if they have been left exposed to sunlight.
They may also get warm if users play games or use GPS tracking in hot conditions.
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iPhone users can only make emergency calls if the warning message appears.
Apple has recommended that users urn off their device and move it away from the sunlight.
If the temperature warning comes on while a phone is charging, then the charging process will be paused until it cools down.
IPhone users should then move their device to a cooler location, or put it to sleep if they’re using it.
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Apple phones may become warm if users are setting up their device for the first time, if they’re watching high-quality clips, or if they’re charging their device wirelessly.
But iPhone users have also been warned that their device may stop working if it becomes too cold.
Battery life will return to normal once the iPhone has been brought back into warmer temperatures.
Meanwhile, a tech expert has revealed why some iPhones may have poor battery performance.
Cybersecurity experts have also recommended a series of tips that can help Apple fans avoid fake apps.
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