A couple things to note.The thing is that it did feel very hot but was showing 38 degrees
Good point the heat being transferred outA couple things to note.
1. The heat you feel on the outside of the phone doesn't necessarily apply to the components on the inside. It means the vapor chamber and other cooling features are doing their job transferring heat to the outside.
2. Where it felt hot is a factor as well. Often times The battery sits in the lower half of the phone and the processor sits near the top. Mine is like that and the only time I feel heat is near the top where the processor sits. If your battery is reading 38°C, that is warm, but not dangerously so. I would trust that over what you feel on the outside of the body.
What you did isn't damaging your battery but it does increase how long your phone needs to recharge the battery.Hey! I always keep an eye on my phone while it's charging so it doesn't exceed 100%. However today I made a stupid misstake and charged the phone while playing PUBG. The charger is at 90w and from what is witnessed did not exceed 38 degrees Celsius while doing this. Have been paranoid that I somehow damaged the battery or inflicted some kind of damage to it? How do I know it's fine and have It perhaps gotten any damages?