Is it true that the battery will then break?
For example, if you leave the iPad plugged in for a long time even though it's already at 100%, will the battery be damaged?
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A battery keeps only about 500 charges, then its capacity drops and it has to be charged every hour.
Yeah, right.
Not after 1 times, but if you keep doing this, it’s time.
The battery ages very quickly.
No the automatik des akkus unreleases it to 99% and starts new until it has 100% again
In the case of the “newer” devices, because the automatic charging system is engaged and regulates the charging current against 0.
If you do it permanently but if it’s just a little longer then not necessarily
Yeah, overcharge hurts the battery!