As of 2023, roughly 98 percent of adults aged 16 to 24 in the UK own a smartphone, and around 80 percent of the older population (those aged 65 and over) do as well.
Globally, there are around 7.2 billion mobile phones in use, helping people with everything from navigating exciting journeys to growing a business.
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Screen time varies by age group, but users between 16 and 64 are estimated to spend about six hours and 35 minutes a day on their devices, according to The Independent.
Given the high level of daily usage, it’s understandable why some people opt to charge their iPhones overnight to have a full battery for the next day.
However, Apple has issued a caution for iPhone users who do this, urging them to “use their common sense.”
In the “Important safety information for iPhone” memo on Apple’s website, the company advises mobile phone users to “avoid prolonged skin contact with the charging cable and connector when the charging cable is connected to a power source.”
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