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I was just thinking it can’t be great for the battery memory if the device is always charging at about 90-100%.
Couldn’t find anything on Google.
Does anybody know about this?
This is perfectly fine, for older phones the batteries couldn’t handle being charged constantly and being taken on and off all the time so this was a bad idea.
However, newer devices this doesn’t matter as the battery is much better suited for this type of work. Plus android takes care of the battery, i.e. when it feels it may be getting a tad too warm it will stop charging (although the phone will still show as charging) to let it cool.
This is completely fine and safe