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Don't be a moron. Keeping power to quartz crystal and keeping power to a CPU core executing code are two completely different things. And besides, the phone c
by exabrial 3y ago
Don't be a moron.
Keeping power to quartz crystal and keeping power to a CPU core executing code are two completely different things.
And besides, the phone can get the current time from the cell network when in boots, so your point is moot anyway.
- astrange 3y agoSome people don't actually use it as a phone or otherwise connect it to anything that provides time info (think a kiosk iPad) so it is an issue. Enormous time jumps also tend to find bugs in your system, like if there's a task that deletes old data but it turns out it's not actually old. > mute Did you know it's "moot"?
- lxgr 3y agoNot every network supports that (and it’s sometimes off by quite a few seconds!), and not every place on earth has cell signal or Wi-Fi coverage.