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    iPhone will not turn off and charge at the same time

    Hi all

    New iPhone user here. I'm with TELUS and bought a 32GB iPhone 4S. When I turn it off and plug it in to the wall adapter, it will turn on and charge. Is there any way to keep the phone off and charge at the same time? All my other phones I was able to turn off and charge them. I don't want my phone to be receiving emails and SMS while I'm charging it.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Positive Climb View Post
    Hi all

    New iPhone user here. I'm with TELUS and bought a 32GB iPhone 4S. When I turn it off and plug it in to the wall adapter, it will turn on and charge. Is there any way to keep the phone off and charge at the same time? All my other phones I was able to turn off and charge them. I don't want my phone to be receiving emails and SMS while I'm charging it.

    Thanks
    BWAHAHAAHAHAH!!!

    5 years later and this topic is back...

    lol...

    Im going to have some fun with you by giving you the answer... then wait for you to come back..

    A
    1- Plug in iPhone while on

    2- Then turn OFF iPhone
    B
    or just put it into airplane mode.

    if you do A you will be back to this thread again...

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    So when you plug it in and it's charging while on, just turn it off and it will stay charging?

    Thx

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    Quote Originally Posted by Positive Climb View Post
    So when you plug it in and it's charging while on, just turn it off and it will stay charging?

    Thx
    Yes that should work for you.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Positive Climb View Post
    So when you plug it in and it's charging while on, just turn it off and it will stay charging?

    Thx
    Yes AND no.

    It will charge veeeeeery slllooooowly...

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    Quote Originally Posted by Positive Climb View Post
    So when you plug it in and it's charging while on, just turn it off and it will stay charging?

    Thx
    iPhone will turn itself ON as soon as you plug it in to the USB cable or place it on the dock.Simply plug your iPhone in to charge while turned ON (or OFF for that matter) and once it begins charging, power it down. If you power down after charging begins, the iPhone will remain turned off while still charging.
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    You can't put your phone on silent? Seriously?
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