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Highlights Apple warns against charging iPhones under pillows or blankets to prevent overheating. Official support page highlights risks of using non-certified charging accessories. Emphasizes importance of using well-ventilated spaces for charging devices. Cautions against using damaged cables or adapters to avoid safety hazards. No one wants to wake up with only 2% battery on their phone and have to rush out. However, Apple has warned iPhone users about charging their phones overnight under a pillow or blanket On an Apple support page titled "Important iPhone safety info", they caution: "...don't sleep on a device, charger, or wireless charging pad when it's plugged in. And don't put them under a blanket, pillow or against your body. Keep your iPhone, charger and any wireless charger well-ventilated when using or charging. Be extra careful if you have a condition affecting heat detection." Apple Says No to Overnight Charging Apple Advises Against Overnight Charging Under Pillows for iPhone Safety There have been instances of fires starting when an iPhone was under bedding while charging. This applies to all phones, not just iPhones. Before bed, ensure your handset isn't charging under pillows or blankets and is properly ventilated. Another warning covers using dodgy charging gear, which has caused serious issues before. Many of us need to find official Apple chargers and cables. The typical reaction is to balk at paying $19 for a new plug and another $19 for a cable from the Apple Store, when you saw a $4.99 uncertified one at the corner shop. As Apple and others no longer include plugs with new phones, newbie iPhone owners may consider splashing out on official accessories. Never use damaged charging bricks or cables Official support page highlights risks of using non-certified charging accessories Unless cheap third-party replacements are certified "Made for iPhone", avoid them. Here's what Apple says about using uncertified charging kit: "You can charge iPhone with 'Made for iPhone' or other third-party USB 2.0+ cables/adapters complying with safety regs. Others may not meet standards, posing risk of death or injury." Apple adds: "Using damaged cables/chargers, or charging around moisture, risks fire, shock, injury or iPhone/property damage." Look out for these on your plug - any mean it's unsafe and needs replacing: Plug/prongs damaged Cable fraying/damage Adapter exposed to excessive moisture/liquid spillage Adapter dropped, casing damaged While Apple says this, it applies to all mobiles regardless of brand. Some may see this as Apple pushing accessory sales. But as reported, using dodgy charging gear can be dangerous. FAQs Why does Apple recommend not charging an iPhone under a pillow? Apple advises against this practice because it can lead to overheating, potentially causing fires. Ensuring the device is in a well-ventilated area reduces the risk of heat build-up. What risks are associated with using uncertified charging accessories? Using non-certified chargers and cables can lead to electrical malfunctions, posing risks of fire, electric shock, and damage to the iPhone itself. How can I ensure my iPhone is charging safely? Keep your charging iPhone in a ventilated space, use only certified "Made for iPhone" accessories, and avoid charging in moist environments or with damaged equipment. What should I do if my charging cable or adapter is damaged? If your charging equipment shows signs of wear, such as frayed cables or broken adapters, replace it immediately with certified products to ensure safety and device compatibility. Is it safe to charge my iPhone overnight? While charging overnight is common, it's important to ensure the iPhone is not covered by any material that could trap heat, like bedding or clothing, to avoid overheating risks. Also Read: Made-In-India iPhone: Foxconn Begins iPhone 15 Production In Sriperumbudur Tamil Nadu Plant Also Read: iPhone 15 Possible Production Cuts: Reported Insights into Apple’s Supply Chain Challenges

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