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Too bad the battery "kill switch" seems to be turned on permanently. I don't blame them - it's a hard problem to solve. Todays higher end phones go as far as to
by m0zg 6y ago
Too bad the battery "kill switch" seems to be turned on permanently. I don't blame them - it's a hard problem to solve. Todays higher end phones go as far as to turn off parts of the chips on the fly, dynamically, on demand. But until it is solved, the device is more or less a curiosity rather than something useful in practice.
- fsflover 6y agoWhy do you need it? You can simply remove the battery (without any tools).
- lilSebastian 6y agoYou have to remove the back cover to access the dip kill switches, at which point you could just life the battery out