Scorching summer days can be just as harsh on your smartphone as they can be on you. Even without direct sunlight, heat buildup inside places like parked cars, kitchens, or saunas can overheat your device, leading to long-term damage. When it's 38°C outside, your car's interior can heat up to 62°C - way beyond your phone's safe limits. So, keep your phone in cool, shaded places and avoid quick fixes like popping it in the freezer, which can harm internal components. Ideal operating temperatures are 0°C to 35°C. By keeping your phone away from places where it could overheat, you can prolong its life.
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