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Just guessing, but a battery inside a computer/phone, even if turned off is probably still powering at the very least a few wires. Even if they don't go anywher
by RBerenguel 13y ago
Just guessing, but a battery inside a computer/phone, even if turned off is probably still powering at the very least a few wires. Even if they don't go anywhere (i.e. they are not connected anywhere else) they probably are slowly eating away the battery. On the other hand, I don't know how modern computers/phones turn off, but I doubt they involve a full circuit cut (i.e. there is no big red button making a click sound and closing all wires coming out of the battery)
- Billkd 13y agoFrom what i found with my phone, I would like to confirm that even if phone is turned off, power is still supplied to few wires. When i remove battery from my phone and then put it back and turn it on, it would ask me to configure date settings. But if I just turn the phone off and then turn it on, it doesn't prompt me to configure date settings. so I can tell that at least the clock on my phone uses battery even when the phone is turned off.