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There are apps you can install to manage it for you on android, automatically cutting off charging when a given percentage is reached.
...huh, i wish i knew that earlier. I'm gonna search for it now.
Pretty sure this is root only. Normal apps don't have access to the charge controller and I've never seen an app that claims to do this without root.