An iPhone has a dead battery. While off, an iMessage was sent at 3:45pm. Then, the recipient’s phone was recharged and turned back on at 11:00pm.
Will the iMessage come through as being sent at 3:45pm or 11:00pm?
*(for simplicity sake, just assume that the only apple products that both sender and recipient own is an iPhone). I’ve seen absolutely mixed answers online.
I have a feeling it will show as 3:45 on the senders phone and 11:00 on the recipients phone as Apple’s soundproof way to ensure that there’s no crucial miscommunications.
However, at the same time, that, simultaneously, seems both the smartest/most-likely thing to happen, as well as farfetched.
Gosh, yes I did place the R or L sticker on them but playing Beat Saber it does not always works. Grrr ....
I feel like every time someone post pics of their battery usage on the bottom of the graph it will show the time like 8am-11pm. Mine just tells me how long I used the phone. Is this a lollipop only feature?
https://imgur.com/a/6bOEV#0
The parts of the Canon PowerShot A310 that are missing from the Cell Phone Burn Barrel are the following (also see the unchecked parts in the top of the figure below):
- Two Circuit Boards are missing (Two are there) ETA: FOUND
- Four Metal Stamping Shields are missing (Two are there) ETA: FOUND
- One AA Battery is missing (One is there)
- Screws, foils, wires, etc.
- ETA: The brushed metal plate that embeds in the front casing over which the metal sliding lens cover moves.
- ETA: The brushed metal cowling around the camera lens, that also serves as a seat for the sliding lens cover.
The parts found in the barrel are checked in the top picture. The parts that are missing are highlighted with red boxes. The Canon PowerShot A310 parts in the cell phone burn barrel are marked with the letter 'C' in the bottom picture.
ETA: The circuit boards and metal stamping shields were found!
Q: Why would the fire destroy two of the circuit boards and leave two others? Why would the fire consume one AA battery and leave the other? Why would the fire consume four Metal Stamping Shields and leave two others?
A: It wouldn't. Those parts are somewhere else. Proof of Planting?
Information for Metal Stamping Shields for applications as EMI/RFI Shielding Cases
Metal Stamping Shields are made of Nickel Silver, Stainless Steel and Tinplate.
Melting Points (MPs):
- Nickel Silver: 1,999° F
- Stainless Steel: ~2,500° F
- Tinplate: 449° F (4,757 °F Boiling Point)
If the Shields were Nickel Silver or Stainless, they would survived the fire as solids. The tinplate might have melted partially or fully, but would be somewhere in the barrel.
More on Metal Stamping Shields:
>Reference: Creating an RF Shield
Information about how to select materials for Metal Stamping Shields
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Suppose an iPhone has a dead battery. While off, an iMessage was sent at 3:45pm. Then, the recipient’s phone was recharged and turned back on at 11:00pm.
Will the iMessage come through as being sent at 3:45pm or 11:00pm?
*(for simplicity sake, just assume that the only apple products that both sender and recipient own is an iPhone). I’ve seen absolutely mixed answers online.
I have a feeling it will show as 3:45 on the senders phone and 11:00 on the recipients phone as Apple’s soundproof way to ensure that there’s no crucial miscommunications.
However, at the same time, that, simultaneously, seems both the smartest/most-likely thing to happen, as well as farfetched.
