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this post was submitted on 25 Aug 2023
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It's impossible to determine the charge level of phone batteries. It's now up to you to keep track or your activities and estimate when you'll need to charge, otherwise it will just turn off on its own when the battery runs out.
I think I'd just charge it constantly at every chance.
Garunteed way to fasttrack the invention of true wireless power delivery.
I think the biggest outcome of that would be phone batteries getting much bigger.