Reminds how me if you turn your iPhone off, it's not really off either.
Apple really needs to hone these 'evil' behaviors in before regulations come down the pipe about it.
Apple really needs to hone these 'evil' behaviors in before regulations come down the pipe about it.
The only other thing that stays on is the NFC (for express transit cards) and Find My iPhone (for finding it). Which you can turn off if you want, I suppose, but I don't think even the EU would mandate you must lose your phone if it's turned off.
I think the EU would very much mandate that your phone being "off" means you're not holding a tracking device that will report your location, to, say, your stalker.
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.
> mute
Did you know it's "moot"?