If you noticed your iPhone is charging a little slower it may be due to a new setting Apple added in iOS 16.1 — Clean Energy Charging. With it turned on, iOS will only recharge the iPhone's battery when the electrical grid uses cleaner energy sources like solar or wind.MVPizzle t1_ja3foqf wrote
This option only charges slower during 1am-5am. The faux outrage here is actually hilarious
ubiquitouskjz t1_ja3ujs6 wrote
It's based off your personal usage according to Apple.
stevejobs7 t1_ja3oyhh wrote
How do you know
msbabc t1_ja77r3k wrote
MrMaleficent t1_jaecx3f wrote
That’s not true.
Your iPhone will charge slower depending on when your geographical area's power grid has the most carbon usage. That could be 1-5am, but not necessarily.
Edit: Some research showed most carbon energy is produced during the day, so the situation is the exact opposite of what you're saying. Iphones with this setting will be charging more slowly during the day.
soulman901 t1_ja96qvd wrote
How is it fake outrage? Apple is now trying to act as an enforcer when it comes to charging our devices. So if my phone drops to 25% due to me needing to use my device and I put it on the charger I expect it to charge. I shouldn’t have to go through hoops to charge my device over some supposed concern about how my electricity was produced. If Apple was really concerned about the environment they would design their products with re-usability and upgradability in mind. Like they used to do before Tim Cook took over. Need more storage or Ram on your MacBook? Too bad buy a new one. This is Hypocrisy.
MVPizzle t1_jaa6hz1 wrote
Lmao ok
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