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- Part out of habit (since way before 'Do not disturb' mode), I want no disturbances when I sleep. - Because it saves battery/energy - No connected device i
by habi 7y ago
- Part out of habit (since way before 'Do not disturb' mode), I want no disturbances when I sleep.
- Because it saves battery/energy
- No connected device in the bedroom (OK, I got a Kindle)
- I (honestly) don't see any sense in having my phone run for ~7 hours while I'm asleep
Why do you not turn off yours?
- ru999gol 7y agothe obvious reasons would be, to be reachable in case of emergency and as an alarm clock.
- habi 7y agoSure, that makes sense. I hope my peers don’t call me, but emergency services if something bad happens. And my immediate family is at home with me. And I have an alarm clock on the bedside table ;)
- jquery 7y agoOn new devices it hardly saves any battery because iOS (or maybe just the latest iPhones) have become wickedly good about preserving battery when idle.
- habi 7y agoSure, but I’m a) still really happy with my iPhone SE and b) think it’s unnecessary to leave it in while sleeping.