2023-08-14 00:43:00
We must acknowledge our unhealthy behaviors candidly. If you are reading these words, it is likely that your mobile phone, be it Android or iOS, only turns off when its battery is completely depleted. You shouldn’t blame yourself, as we always seek to stay connected no matter what. Urgent situations do not give us notice, but there is a valid reason to turn off your mobile device at least once a week.
A BatteriesPlus Blog post mentions that the recommendation is to turn your phone off at least once a week and let it sit for a minute or two before turning it back on. You will notice that overall performance will improve due to closing background apps and clearing the device cache.
Few know that turning off your Android or iOS phone eliminates memory leaks, which occur when an app requires a certain amount of memory to function, but can’t free it up when it’s no longer needed. When this is replicated in various applications, you will notice that the phone runs slower and the battery will last less due to the overload of the system. By simply turning off the smartphone, applications can be refreshed without running memory in the background.
Another benefit for your phone will be solving connectivity problems. Devices that come back on will have to reconnect to the network and will usually do so with improved stability.
Other improvements when turning off your Android or iOS phone
Many smartphones receive regular software updates from manufacturers and app developers. Rebooting your device following installing updates ensures that the changes are implemented correctly and that your device runs smoothly with the latest improvements and bug fixes. Did you know that batteries degrade over time? A reboot can help the device recalibrate its battery level measurements, improving the accuracy of battery life indicators. Just like any other computer, smartphones benefit from periodic reboots to clear temporary glitches and software conflicts that can accumulate during regular use. A break never hurts anyone. Regularly turning off your smartphone can contribute to its overall longevity. By giving the device a break from continuous operation, you are helping to prevent component wear and extend the life of the device.
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