The way in which you charge your iPhone could be damaging the battery without you knowing, but there's also a simple and easy way to help maintain the battery's health
iPhone users have be warned not to make a common 'battery killer' mistake when charging their device, as it can easily destroy the battery's health over time.
Evidence shows that using your iPhone while its charging can disrupt the charge cycle as well as reduce the battery's life, as reported by The Mirror. While we all know it can be very difficult to avoid using your phone while it's charging, it is highly recommended that you charge your iPhone during periods when you are unlikely to need to use it, or are busy.
Keeping an iPhone battery fully charged or on charge even if it's on 100% can ultimately speed up the degrading process, which isn't great for your smartphone. It limits the damage to the battery by reducing the time that your iPhone spends fully charged. When Optimised Battery Charging is turned on, your mobile will stop charging past 80%, but only in specific situations.
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