Tech myths stick around because they feel true. Someone says it confidently, you try it once, something seems to improve, and your brain starts to think of it as a rule. The problem is that a lot of this so-called “common knowledge” is based on how older devices used to behave and half-truths that get repeated without context.In 2026, iPhones, Macs, and modern apps are much better at managing power, memory, and background activity than they were a decade ago. Read More
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