if charge til 100%

kcarrey

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can i just leave it for a few hours or do i switch off charger?


cos sometimes sleeping, cannot wake up to switch it off
 

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If you would like, you can actually use shortcut automation to set notification when battery reaches 100%..
 

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You can turn on this function - optimised battery charging in the iPhone battery setting.

You need to allow your iPhone to recognise your charging pattern.

Eg: you start to charge your iPhone from 11pm till 5am the next morning.
There will be a notification appeared on your locked screen saying that schedule to finish charging by 4.30am ( this is my charging pattern )

The optimise charging work in this way:
You started charging at 11pm, the charging will hold on at 80% until maybe at around 1 hour before you unplugged at 5am the charging will auto reach 100%.

When you head into battery setting you will see the charging pattern appeared - there is a clear ‘step’ in the gradient of the charging graph. When plugged into power, the iPhone quickly reaches 80% charge. It then waits at 80% for the remainder of the night hours.
 
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How to activate

Go to shortcut, middle tab (automation), add new (create personal automation), battery level (choose 100%), add action, what I did was
set volume 70% (I’m not sure if this step is needed, never test but I scared sometimes I mute)
Play sound x3 (I put 3 times so I know it’s battery)
Set volume 20%
Don’t let it ask before running
 

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It’s ok to leave it to charge
 

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Go to shortcut, middle tab (automation), add new (create personal automation), battery level (choose 100%), add action, what I did was
set volume 70% (I’m not sure if this step is needed, never test but I scared sometimes I mute)
Play sound x3 (I put 3 times so I know it’s battery)
Set volume 20%
Don’t let it ask before running
why set volume twice?
 

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why set volume twice?

If you muted or lowered the volume initially, the sound won’t come off/can’t hear. So before play sound, I increase the volume first, after that, just lower again. Anyway, personal preference. You can try it and customise to your liking.
 

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If you muted or lowered the volume initially, the sound won’t come off/can’t hear. So before play sound, I increase the volume first, after that, just lower again. Anyway, personal preference. You can try it and customise to your liking.
ah. i wonder if there is a way to check if the mute switch is enabled.

If mute switch is enabled, then vibrate. if not set volume before playing sound.

will not be a good idea if your phone is supposed to be mute but a sound is played regardless
 
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