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25-03-2021 09:14 PM
When I video call, my phone says its overheating & then turns off . Is this dangerous?
25-03-2021 09:49 PM
@Suebob34 It’s getting hot because it’s draining the battery quickly. This is not good for the battery at all, Batteries do get warm when being used but it shouldn’t get to the point of turning off because it’s that hot. What device is it and how long have you had it. If the battery has chemically aged this could be the reason as chemically aged batteries will get hotter quicker.
25-03-2021 09:58 PM
Hi @Suebob34
What Samsung phone do you have and what video app are you using?
Try booting into safe mode and see if the same problem occurs,
Thanks
26-03-2021 08:35 AM
Hi its the Samsung fe20 & I've had it for 3 months.
26-03-2021 08:36 AM
Hi its the Samsung fe20 & it's the what's app video I'm using
26-03-2021 08:55 AM - edited 26-03-2021 08:55 AM
Hi @Suebob34
Welcome to the community.
Is the Samsung getting warm to the touch or too hot to touch when using WhatsApp for a video call?
Thanks 🙂
Leanne.
26-03-2021 09:53 AM
Is your phone on the latest software?
I use Facetime on my iPhone, it does get warm during a video call, because it drains a lot of battery, even for a short video call. but it shouldn't be overheating
17-09-2021 10:02 PM
My S9 is doing the same thing it's so frustrating
18-09-2021 08:21 AM
@AuntieLouise That’s probably because you need to have the battery replaced. It’s getting hot because the battery is drain fast. The s9 is a few years old now so the battery is past it’s best, it’s chemically age.