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ozziegn

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So it's always been my understanding that rapid battery charging basically means charging a battery at a higher current rating than what's considered normal charging rate(s). It's also my understanding that when you charge at a higher rate it does result in the battery getting warmer or even hotter because of the extra current that's being pushed to the battery.

So I'm wondering if it's okay to use the rapid charging feature on the iPhone X daily or is this feature made to be only used here and there?
 
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