Yeah. The big question is "Just how much of the device is 'warm' while waiting for a warm boot?" I _suspect_ many people here could make reasonable guesses abou

Yeah. The big question is "Just how much of the device is 'warm' while waiting for a warm boot?" I _suspect_ many people here could make reasonable guesses about the warm/cold states of the OS rebooting, but I'm sure far fewer people have the required knowledge/experience to even reason credibly about the state of the cellular radios (and probably the GPS receiver) when a phone is "warm". (I could, I suppose, sit a spare handset next to an SDR rx, and watch it for cellular transmissions as the phone sits in "presumed warm" state. But a negative result there would not convince me it isn't still in some sort of "active receive" state where it could be remotely woken up by sending it somesorty of Wake On LAN equivalent in the cellular radio world...)