This is a function of how batteries charge. When your phone reaches 100%, it stops charging and enters a sort of maintenance cycle to keep the battery from overheating (there is special circuitry in the phone and charger that work together to do this). Phones did not use to have this ability, which is why it was bad to charge your battery to full or overnight 5 or 7 years ago. Anyway, in this maintenance cycle, your phone reaches 100% chargered, then is allowed to discharge 2-3% then charges back up that 2-3%. This keeps the battery from overheating and enables us to leave our phones pulgged in overnight without wearing out our batteries. When your phone is in this cycle and plugged in, it always displays 100%. However, once you unplug your phone, it exits this cycle (since it is no longer charging) and displays the true battery percent. Every modern cellphone (smart or not). laptop, camera, etc. does this exact same thing. Completely normal. No need to reset. No need to be worried. You are just unplugging your phone when it happens to be at the bottom of the charge/discharge cycle.