[ploxiln]

> the GrapheneOS golden rule applies: don’t try to be a ‘power user.’ The devices GrapheneOS supports are thoroughly modern and will manage their own battery health automatically, far better than you ever could manually

So this advise is distorted by an apparent hate for "power users".

It's strange to suggest that modern embedded hardware is perfect. But more importantly, there's a conflict between the longest battery life your product can offer in initial reviews, and longevity years later. And while it's true that "fast" charging isn't necessarily bad at all, there is similarly a conflict between offering the fastest charging for reviews/comparisons, and keeping the temperature optimal for longevity.

So for their "power users bad" philosophy they should have just said "plug it in whenever you want, it'll be perfectly fine". To say you could get the best possible battery longevity by keeping the phone plugged in at all times (with the original charger?!) is absurd, especially combined with the fact that apparently grapheneOS doesn't have the usage-pattern-learning feature to keep charge at 80% until just before you unplug each day ...