• Dudewitbow@lemmy.ml
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        1 year ago

        It depends on how youre using it and what youre actively doing from what ive seen. Its common for it to get hot for those doing the initial, just bought phone and transfering data due to the amount of data transfered between devices.

        The other way people see it is when gaming, one reviewer I believe had the phone throttle while playing genshin impact, and heavier gaming is becoming a bigger marketing tool for Apple recently, as its actively advertising Resident Evil on its phone, and theres a few more devs coming along too. While phone gaming is a minority in cellphone use cases, its actually considered the largest paying base when considering the entire gaming industry.

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        1 year ago

        Same here and also haven’t noticed any heat issues. Admittedly though I’m not running resource heavy apps for long like some people do.

        I have a friend with a 14 pro and she’s been having tons of heat issues since upgrading to iOS 17 so perhaps it’s not a 15 specific issue.

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      1 year ago

      If it affects some phones, then it’s a problem with the entire product because you don’t know if it will affect your device.