https://us.community.samsung.com/t5/Galaxy-S23/S23-Temperature-Throttling-after-Factory-Reset/m-p/3296982#M74449 <P>Clearing the cache partition is a first step.&nbsp; I understand that YouTube is a prime offender of overheating, even if you don't use the app.&nbsp; Go to the YouTube app settings and under "battery", make sure it is either optimized or restricted.&nbsp; You can also put the app to sleep.&nbsp; Putting the app to sleep and/or restricting the battery usage will still keep the app usable, it just won't wake up and go running in the background trolling for new content.&nbsp; Content will update when you open the app. Since the app cannot be deleted, if you don't use it you should be able to disable it.&nbsp; If you can't disable it, the next best thing is deep sleep.&nbsp; You will still be able to view YouTube videos on the web through social media apps or a web browser.</P><P>&nbsp;</P><P>You can also download Good Guardians and the Thermal Guardian module from the Galaxy store.&nbsp; Using the thermal guardian will give you an idea of which apps are causing your overheating situation (if it's something other than YouTube).</P> Fri, 11 Jul 2025 22:33:06 GMT realaud 2025-07-11T22:33:06Z