There are things that kill the battery of your phone

It does not matter what you most often use your phone for - modern batteries, no matter how good they are, is never enough. They have to be recharged several times a day. And all this is not only because of games in which we are all secretly playing at work.

GPS

Unlike many other applications, GPS works much more and that's why it spends more resources on itself. GPS is designed for very fast reading of exact coordinates, so the communication channels of your phone with the application turned on remain always open. In addition, the GPS communicates not with the nearest tower, but with several satellites at the same time. This constant work does not allow the phone to go into hibernation mode and thus keep the battery charge.

Advertising

This applies not only to pop-up advertisements between the two levels of the game, but also to advertisements that appear during a simple browsing of Internet pages. Using a browser without a special extension that blocks advertising, takes twice as much battery power as with a good adblocker. Most often, advertisements that are forced to load your phone take up more energy than what you intended to read or check first.

Closing applications

Applications in the phone do not work as incandescent bulbs in the house. Turning them off after each use, you do not save energy. The fact is that many applications spend most of their energy on downloading from scratch than on permanent work. Therefore, the applications that you use most often, it is better to leave it loaded on the background of the rest of the phone. This approach will save you a lot of battery power.

Vibration

This is a very convenient thing, but it takes a lot of energy because the phone's vibration technology has not changed much since it was created. The phone vibrates thanks to a small motor installed inside - it spins, causing the gadget to vibrate. With each call, the battery has to start several times on the motor, which takes a lot of energy.

Incorrect phone charging

The amount of energy expended by the battery in the interval between two charges is called the depth of charge. Modern lithium-ion batteries do not like that the depth of charge is large, so do not discharge them completely and charge them one hundred percent. It is better to recharge the phones several times a day so that the battery remains charged at 35-85%.

Facebook

Regardless of the phone model and the depth of battery, most likely, Facebook eats up a large part of the energy of your phone. According to data collected by researchers of the Guardian magazine, the removal of Facebook and related applications saves battery life by 20% and allows other applications to boot much faster.

Instagram

This application consists entirely of photos and videos, which we flip through with great speed, without worrying about the processor and battery of our phone. The fact is that every icon of a photo and video is loaded, and spends a considerable part of the charge on it, and viewing hundreds of photos per second makes the phone's battery tense and spend a lot of energy.

Bright screen

Increasing the brightness of the screen by 100% causes the battery to work twice as intensively. Reducing the brightness to 50% or lower, as well as actively fighting the habit of looking at the phone every five minutes, will help you keep the battery full for a few hours longer than usual.

Heat

If you continuously and continuously use the phone, no matter what, you may notice that the device begins to actively heat up and put the battery. This is not very useful for the processor. It does not matter what exactly causes the extreme heating of the phone - constant work, heat on the street, oversight - the heat is very harmful for the battery. The charger does not like the heat either, so do not forget to follow it.

Bright wallpapers and themes

If you have a modern phone model, then, most likely, it has an OLED screen or an organic LED that allows individual diodes to illuminate the screen. Moreover, the brighter the color of the theme, the brighter each diode and the more energy it consumes. By installing a dark wallpaper (like space), you'll help your screen save a significant portion of the battery's charge.