Wireless charging won't hurt the battery. It only hurts the battery if you're playing with it all the time.
We can first look at the principle of wireless charging, I believe that many people know the phenomenon of \"electromagnetic induction\
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Will wireless charging affect iPhone battery life?
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Since it's a magnetic field, can it damage the phone? In fact, the mobile phone that supports wireless charging will also have a coil on the back of the mobile phone to receive magnetic field energy, and this electromagnetic induction can only affect the coil on the back of the mobile phone, so the use of wireless charging will not damage the mobile phone.
In fact, Apple is showing devices (iPad, iPhone, iPod Touch) at 100% just before they are about to reach a fully charged state. At this point, the device will continue to charge to 100%, then slightly discharge, then charge again to 100%, and repeat the process until the device is unplugged. By doing so, you can keep the device in the optimal state of charge. With this circuit design, you can keep your device plugged in for as long as possible, which is also a feature of iOS. It is best not to charge the battery for more than 12 hours, I have a friend, once charged for a whole day, the result of the entire iPhone burned, so it is generally good to charge about 10 hours.