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Must be a similar reason to why you can't use an iPhone/iPad/Macbook for about 10 minutes after the battery runs out. When you plug it in to power, it will refu
by wackget 6y ago
Must be a similar reason to why you can't use an iPhone/iPad/Macbook for about 10 minutes after the battery runs out. When you plug it in to power, it will refuse to boot until the battery is at least slightly charged. This is unlike, say, an Android or Windows machine which will allow you to use it immediately as soon as you plug it in.
I think Apple just simply does not care about user convenience.
- crtasm 6y agoThe two android phones and one tablet I've had all do that.
- nexuist 6y agoIt used to not be like this, back when I had an iPhone 4 it would boot immediately. But then it would die as soon as it got to the locksreen, halfway through me putting my passcode in, or as soon as I unlocked the phone. Having to wait a little bit tops the frustration from getting your routine interrupted by the phone dying at random points. I usually waited a few minutes anyways to avoid the random shutdowns.
- _curious_ 6y agoThis always perplexed me...there must be a reason.