How to attached iPhone powered off to USB host for charing-only
How to attached an powered off iPhone to USB host just for battery charing
without the Phone starts to normal mode? The Phone should simply keep be powered off
and only switch to charing mode on plug-in its original accessory data/charging cable to host's USB.
iPhone 6s.
You cannot charge an iPhone if it is powered off, because the charger is implemented on software, which must be powered on to do its job. However, if you first plug it in, then turn it off it will keep the charging circuit powered on and shut off the rest of the phone.
You cannot charge an iPhone if it is powered off, because the charger is implemented on software, which must be powered on to do its job. However, if you first plug it in, then turn it off it will keep the charging circuit powered on and shut off the rest of the phone.
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It my opinion it is bad design because if any of the two (host or phone) is infected
the other can quickly get infected too. I see few further reasons why it is not good behaviour.
e.g. i will charge discretely on a machine whose environment's polices do not accept unknown devices.
Charge it with the Apple wall adapter and you avoid any problems, as well as charging it twice as fast.
There is no malware that can infect an iPhone, so that should not be a concern unless you have jailbroken the phone.
There are USB cables or adapters that block data, such as
http://www.portablepowersupplies.co.uk/portapow-fast-charge-data-block-usb-adapt or/
They will allow charging with no possibility of data transfer.
Malcolm J. Rayfield wrote:
There are USB cables or adapters that block data, such as
http://www.portablepowersupplies.co.uk/portapow-fast-charge-data-block-usb-adapt or/
They will allow charging with no possibility of data transfer.
Yes, there are. Solutions to problems that don't exist.
That's a good joke (please apologize the expression). It does not cost much effort to find/see in net lot of signals
that just the opposite applies too. I stopped to trust all the fables spread in Apple scene, "..not affected by fraudulent stuff, everything easier,..."
These just results of my few years long experience in usage of some Apple products.
Every time I have access to both wall adapter and a host with USB port I always prefer the former one, I do it due to efficiency of power conversion which as I believe is for big supply units and higher power drains better than in case of small wall adapter.
The proposal with data blocker is great hint. Unfortunately did not manage to find a product recommendation for market in my region without any constrains.
That regarding plugging iPhone to host's usb port than shutting it down is not best solution as the malware operating on host side can block iPhone
from true shutdown. Also iOS is no malware&Co.-free zone.
Lawrence FinchFeb 8, 2016 1:30 PM Re: How to attached iPhone powered off to USB host for charing-only
in response to falkjflajfCharge it with the Apple wall adapter and you avoid any problems, as well as charging it twice as fast.
Unfortunately the malicious thing repeats 10 times its fraudulent operations till the iPhone is really down.
Lawrence FinchFeb 8, 2016 1:30 PM Re: How to attached iPhone powered off to USB host for charing-only
in response to falkjflajfThere is no malware that can infect an iPhone, so that should not be a concern unless you have jailbroken the phone.
AceDeceiver, KeRanger, and so on, and so on, and so on,......
Ace Deceiver was secreted in 3 apps (out of over a million) that have since been removed from the app store. They are not a threat. And they were only malicious in the People's Republic of China. And they still required that the user permit them to run.
KeRanger was Mac OS X Ransomware. It was detected and disabled by Apple before it caused anyone any damage. It did not affect iOS devices.
I'd like to the the "and so ons", as there aren't any.
Whatever your problem is, if your phone isn't jailbroken it does not contain malware.
Lawrence FinchFeb 8, 2016 1:30 PM Re: How to attached iPhone powered off to USB host for charing-only
There is no malware that can infect an iPhone, so that should not be a concern unless you have jailbroken the phone.
See lock-screen vulnerability in days of iOS7 - not the last, possibly not the first, security issue of products from Apple house.
See Siri and lock-screen vulnerability iOS 9.3 - not the first nor last vulnerability
falkjflajf wrote:
Lawrence FinchFeb 8, 2016 1:30 PM Re: How to attached iPhone powered off to USB host for charing-only
There is no malware that can infect an iPhone, so that should not be a concern unless you have jailbroken the phone.See lock-screen vulnerability in days of iOS7 - not the last, possibly not the first, security issue of products from Apple house.
See Siri and lock-screen vulnerability iOS 9.3 - not the first nor last vulnerability
I don't recall the iOS 7 issue to which you're referring. However, the iOS 9.3 Siri and lock screen vulnerability is non-existent. It's a silly Facebook meme.
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