My iPhone is getting too hot when I am playing games

gautam232 wrote:

No i don't talk with apple but as you tell me that don't put in charge and etc that i done already

I told you not to charge it because, if you have a hardware problem, charging it may things worse. It could even be dangerous. It is not intended to be a solution to your problem. It is a safety tip. Leave the phone off until you have talked to Apple. They will give you guidance on what to do next.

And no one here cares what sort of phone you buy.

gautam232 wrote:

You don't care that how old is that phone i understands that your company is very big but this is your product problem that why i tell you that this phone is not too old …. And Why you are talking like this you don't talk like that i am just tell you the phone is new and i am facing some problem but you are tell me that you don't care how sort the phone i buy

My "company" is a small science-focused University. Our "product" is pharmacists, physical therapists, and scientists. So, no, your choice of phone is not important to me.

You have a hardware problem. You need to get that dealt with.

If your phone is getting too hot to hold, turn it off. Do not put it on charge. Contact Apple for further assistance:

Genius Bar Reservation and Apple Support Options - Apple

So, you've already talked to Apple? What did they tell you?

Use the link I provided above.