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Understanding why your iPhone charges past the 80% limit, despite having the charge limit setting activated, can be perplexing. This behavior is particularly noted among users of the iPhone 15 ...

Sometimes all at once. It's common to find that your phone won't charge when you plug your charging cable into it, and there are a number of things that could be causing the issue. From broken ...