As the UK prepares for the recording breaking heatwave, we're being advised to take precautions to stay safe.
However, there's something else that needs protecting in this crazy heat - our phones.
Extreme temperatures can cause permanent damage to your technology - iPhones, Androids, laptops, and tablets need to be taken care of in this weather.
But there are ways to keep your gadgets safe.
It's useful to take steps to keep your devices cool before it becomes dangerous, and Apple products help by issuing a warning when your device gets overheated.
The operating system's message reads: "To resume use of your device as quickly as possible, turn it off, move it to a cooler environment (away from direct sunlight) and allow it to cool down."
Experts at VPNOverview.com have revealed the best ways to keep your phone and other devices cool in this weather.
Make sure you leave your phone in a cool and shady spot, because otherwise it may overheat. If you're sunbathing, tuck it under your towel.
Mobile experts warn specifically about leaving your device in a hot car.
"Leaving one of your gadgets in a car is another surefire way to get it seriously overheated," Uswitch warns.
"So make sure you take them with you when you’ve parked up."
If you’re already in hot weather, it would be wise to avoid using apps which use a lot of energy unless absolutely necessary – even if that means finding shade or a cooler spot to use your phone.
It's also important that you put your phone on low battery mode - or even airplane mode - to work against overheating. This will help to not drain the resources by using too many settings.
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Getting rid of the case on your phone can help prevent it from overheating, as can keeping the device in a pocket which isn't super close to your body.
If you want to cool down your gadget as quickly as possible, do not put it in the fridge or freezer - even if it seems like a good plan. The condensation could build up in the handset and damage it even more.
Instead, cool your technology down by placing it in front of a fan or in a dark, cool spot.
Finally, keep your phone from overheating by turning it off and keep from touching it for a while.
