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A swollen iPhone battery is a serious safety hazard and should be dealt with immediately and cautiously. It means gases have built up inside the lithium-ion cell, which can lead to fire or explosion if punctured, crushed, or exposed to heat.
Here is what you need to do, following safety precautions:

⚠️ Immediate Steps (Safety First)
Stop Using the iPhone Immediately:
Power it off right away.
Do NOT charge it.
Do NOT attempt to turn it on or restart it.

Handle with Care:
Do not attempt to press down on the screen, poke, squeeze, or puncture the phone or the swollen area. This is extremely dangerous.
If possible, move the device to a cool, dry, fire-safe location away from flammable materials (like a metal container, ideally outside). Do not put it in a freezer or refrigerator.

Do NOT Try to Repair It Yourself:
Trying to open the iPhone to remove the battery is hazardous and should only be done by trained professionals.

📞 Contact Professionals for Replacement
The only correct solution is to have the battery replaced and the old one safely disposed of by a professional.

Contact Apple Support or an Authorized Service Provider:
This is the safest and most recommended route. Apple often treats swollen batteries as a high-priority safety issue.
You can set up a repair appointment at an Apple Store (Genius Bar) or an Apple Authorized Service Provider.
Check if your device is still under warranty or covered by AppleCare+; in some cases, a swollen battery replacement may be free.

Visit a Reputable, Certified Local Repair Technician:
If you are out of warranty or prefer a local option, ensure they are certified and experienced with safely handling and disposing of swollen lithium-ion batteries.

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