Is there a risk of overcharging?

It say 4 hours to charge but my iPod charges in about 2. If I keep charging for the 4 hours is there a risk or overcharging and damaging the battery?

You can't overcharge the iPod. You can leave it charging all night if you want

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depend on what you need or what your security policy says for my lab gear i use 60 minutes. because i know how can access this. if you have gear outside in insecure space set it to a minimum or disable the console. everybody how can access your gear can break in. simple restart and boot w/o config. and you are in.
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hi Anversha s
thank you for your reply
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SMS sensor, dont worry about it one bit.
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You can't overcharge the iPod. You can leave it charging all night if you want

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