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# Thermal Protection Mode

Android

The heat generated by smartphones performing live streaming also affected the stability and quality of live streaming. Live streaming running on a smartphone is an operation that uses a lot of the device’s resources, so if you use the function for a long time, the heat will inevitably increase.

​We also provided guidance on how to improve this situation in the following page:

* [Improving Smartphone Overheating for Better Streaming](https://guide.prismlive.com/mobile/guides/error-solution/performance/improving-smartphone-overheating-for-better-streaming)

But also, The PRISM app offers Thermal Protection Mode. The PRISM app checks the smartphone’s thermal status in real time, and when it reaches a bad enough situation that can affect the live streaming quality, the **Overheating Protection Setting** alert is shown so that the streamer can maintain the live streaming stably.

The alert will guide you to select the options you want, including adjusting the resolution and fps and removing effects, filters and media sources to relieve heat.

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