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I was sitting in my bedroom enjoying a book this evening. The sun was starting to set and it was casting a very nice warm light over everything. I had the genius idea that I would set up a time lapse on my phone to capture the sun setting behind the horizon, the movement of clouds, etc.

I set my phone up in the window, pressed record and went back to my book. I was very content with myself - reading and looking forward to the beautiful time lapse I would have awhile later. After 20 minutes or so I decided I would go downstairs and do something else. That was when I realized my idiotic mistake.

You should know that I have a black rubber case on my iPhone 6s. It's a nice grip and I really enjoy the look of it. The thought that did not cross my mind was that as my phone faced the sun, my case acted as a very efficient sleeve to cook my phone in.

I knew I fucked up as soon as my fingers felt the red hot case around my phone. I instantly took it off and the metal phone itself wasn't any cooler. I started freaking out as I realized I basically set my phone in the sun to cook.  My phone will not turn on right now; I suspect the system inside the phone shut off to protect itself against the the extreme temperature.
<bot>: I set my all metal iPhone (with a black case on it) in direct sunlight to record a time lapse, thus cooking my phone.