Can any techie here explain why restarting a phone

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AirFresh
03/10/2024
10:02 PM
#1
Allows it to charge again? This has only been a smartphone issue, never encountered this before elsewhere. And this has been the same deal with like 3 phones.
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1337toothbrush
03/10/2024
10:03 PM
#2
The charging process is software driven and I guess the software bugged.
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Notti
03/10/2024
10:06 PM
#3
Some phones have battery protection schemes that limit max battery, because 100% damages the battery.

Try looking in settings.

That's my guess.
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AirFresh
03/10/2024
10:06 PM
#4
Notti posted...
Some phones have battery protection schemes that limit max battery, because 100% damages the battery.

Try looking in settings.

That's my guess.
I stop charging at 75% since I heard further kills the battery
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