1. Myth: More RAM Always Makes Devices Faster
Fact: RAM helps with multitasking, but overall speed also depends on the processor, storage type, and software optimization.
2. Myth: Charging Your Phone Overnight Damages the Battery
Fact: Modern smartphones are designed to stop charging once the battery reaches 100%, preventing overcharging.
3. Myth: Macs Don’t Get Viruses
Fact: Macs can get malware and viruses, though they are targeted less often than Windows systems.
4. Myth: Incognito Mode Makes You Anonymous
Fact: Incognito mode only hides browsing history on your device; websites, ISPs, and employers can still track activity.
5. Myth: Closing Apps Saves Battery
Fact: Force-closing apps repeatedly can actually use more battery as apps restart in the background.
6. Myth: 5G Technology Is Dangerous to Health
Fact: Scientific studies show that 5G radiation levels are well within international safety limits.
7. Myth: The Internet and the Web Are the Same
Fact: The internet is the infrastructure, while the World Wide Web is a service that runs on it.
8. Myth: Artificial Intelligence Thinks Like Humans
Fact: AI follows algorithms and data patterns; it does not possess emotions or human consciousness.
9. Myth: You Should Fully Drain Batteries Before Charging
Fact: Lithium-ion batteries last longer when kept between 20% and 80% charge.
10. Myth: Strong Passwords Don’t Need to Be Changed
Fact: Even strong passwords should be updated regularly to reduce security risks.
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