My iPhone 11 that I got a couple of months ago feels warm to the touch.
Is this normal?
The warm sensation is noticeable even with a case on it.
What the heck does this mean?
Is there something wrong with my iPhone?
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Do you upgrade your iphone every year?
I don’t know why I keep track of your phones, lol.
Just seems like you’re always talking about a new iPhone.
I just upgraded to an xr from an original SE
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Don’t use it while charging, it will heat more. Try restarting it. Also it could be warm because its autoupdating apps or the software.
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Buying different iPhones is an expensive bad habit of mine.
I’m obsessed! 
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Yeah it’s cooling down now.
Thanks @Aziz
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Sounds like a rogue app using the cpu.
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Hmm.
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Yeah I’m sorry @everhopeful
I forgot to mention your name.
I know that you are also tech savvy.
Thanks!
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I don’t know much about iphones though !
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What do you mean by rogue app?
I recently downloaded a news app on my phone.
@everhopeful
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Well by rogue I mean it could be buggy and end up getting stuck in a loop or something. I.e. badly written.
If your phone gets warm again uninstall the news app to see if that fixes it.
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Ok thanks! 1555
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I used my phone while charging a few times.
This could also be the issue.
Thanks!
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It’s an IPhone. I’d start with that.
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Go go android. 
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I have a funny feeling that Androids go through the same problem.
Put it in ice it will cool down
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Smart ass 15554444
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