Phone overheating during extended use

Warm is normal. Navigation, hotspot, video calls, and streaming work your phone's processor, radio, and battery hard, and doing them outdoors in a hot climate adds to it. A phone in a car mount in the Moroccan or Australian sun will run warm regardless of which line is carrying data.

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Two things to know. First, none of this is caused by the eSIM; a second line adds a small amount of background radio activity, nothing more. Second, your phone protects itself: when it gets too hot it dims the screen, slows down, may turn off the flash or camera, and eventually shows a temperature warning and pauses until it cools. That's a safety response, not a fault, and not something to push through.

What helps: take it out of direct sun, remove a thick case, pause hotspot or downloads for a few minutes, and let it cool before charging. If you're tethering a laptop for hours, keep the phone in shade and plugged in.

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